ALBANY A lot of people think the legal profession has gone to the dogs. Beverly M. Poppell agrees, and she could not be happier.
July 17, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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Although there are still relatively few attorneys who practice animal law per se, issues with non-humans are arising with greater frequency in civil and criminal cases.
ALBANY – A lot of people think the legal profession has gone to the dogs. Beverly M. Poppell agrees, and she could not be happier.
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