Let me just say I’m unsure about where to start this column.
It’s about, um, deciding where to start when you’ve got a lot to get through.
In a case with nearly a century of history and some key nuggets unearthed in discovery, lawyers at Wiggin & Dana decided to explain why the change in ownership at storied shipbuilder Sparkman & Stephens led the company to attack a 1989 agreement with the firm’s client, the Mystic Seaport Museum in Connecticut.
August 24, 2023 at 07:30 AM
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Let me just say I’m unsure about where to start this column.
It’s about, um, deciding where to start when you’ve got a lot to get through.
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