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Feb 11, 2013 1 hr 2 min

Episode 1: Hello World, We're Doomed!

from Class Re-Action Podcast

Episode 1 Guests are: Tim Blood (Blood, Hurst & O'reardon), Michael Singer (Cohelan, Khoury & Singer), and Tom Kaufman (Sheppard Mullin). Show topics for Episode 1 include: Significant decisions expected from the U.S. Supreme Court in 2013 and how Brinker may impact class certification in California. This MP3 audio file is presented by The Complex Litigator.

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