Chronicling the high cost of our legal system

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October 10th, 2003 at 7:28 am

Update: “Fat Wallets”

Tech Central Station runs a lengthy piece, with lots of links, on John Banzhaf’s contradictory claims in support of his fast food lawsuit crusade. (Sandy Szwarc, Oct. 10; see Sep. 23, Aug. 11, Aug. 6, Jul. 3, May 13, and many other entries in the archives; see also Tom Knott, “Fat-cat lawyers on attack against the Big Mac”, Washington Times, Oct. 1).

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