“Dude, stop looking at my answers.”
Come on, counselor. Hurry while supplies last!
May 17, 2019 at 11:32 AM
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Deputy editor-in-chief, Law.com
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It’s time to test your knowledge of this week’s legal news with Law.com’s Ex Post Facto News Quiz.
But first, let’s review. The question last week with the most correct answers was about a lawsuit between South Carolina personal injury attorney George T. Sink and his son, George T. Sink Jr., also a lawyer.
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