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In a strongly worded opinion, a federal judge last week restricted discovery in an ongoing dispute between World Trade Center leaseholders and their insurers in an attempt to speed up the adjudication of about 1,000 Sept. 11-related cases. The judge wrote that the discovery sought by the insurance entities "would take years to accomplish, wasting valuable resources of insurance monies, needlessly delaying and frustrating the recoveries sought by plaintiffs ... and uselessly enriching counsel."
March 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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