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EPISODE · Jan 1, 2025 · 16 MIN

Plaintiffs' Work in the Public Interest?

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Peter Mougey, a 1999 Cumberland School of Law alumnus, discusses his perspectives on how plaintiffs' work can assist in overseeing corporate conduct in the absence of sufficient regulatory oversight.

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Peter Mougey, a 1999 Cumberland School of Law alumnus, discusses his perspectives on how plaintiffs' work can assist in overseeing corporate conduct in the absence of sufficient regulatory oversight.

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Peter Mougey, a 1999 Cumberland School of Law alumnus, discusses his perspectives on how plaintiffs' work can assist in overseeing corporate conduct in the absence of sufficient regulatory oversight.

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