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Of all the legal disputes you might expect to see laid bare on Netflix, I wouldn’t have tagged one that centers on alleged manipulation of the Commerce Department’s administrative review process. And now, there's a new twist in the case.
January 29, 2019 at 12:19 PM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
Ah garlic, the “stinking rose,” beloved for centuries by peasants and kings (Fun fact: well-preserved cloves of garlic were found in King Tut’s tomb). And you can buy it today at practically any supermarket for about 50 cents a head.
But apparently ‘Big Garlic’ is also a cutthroat business, full of international intrigue.
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