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March 22, 2007
German Constitutional Court Upholds Contingency Fee Arrangement
As noted by Ted Frank at Point of Law, there's an interesting article on FindLaw -- How an Important German Constitutional Court Decision May Change the Nature of Law Practice in Germany, by Professor Anthony Sebok of Brooklyn Law School.
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March 22, 2007 in Ethics, Procedure | Permalink
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