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Michael L. Oh, a junior associate at New Haven, Conn.-based Stratton Faxon, already had plenty of reasons to be nervous Dec. 2. It was his first time arguing a case before the state Supreme Court, and he was asking the justices to break new ground by recognizing a tort cause of action in Connecticut against litigants who destroy evidence. But just as he was about to begin, the chief justice added an extra layer of anxiety: There had been a bomb threat, and did Oh and opposing counsel wish to proceed?
December 13, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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