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Litigation annual review 2006

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What has happened in the world of litigation over the past year? What can we expect in the next year? Our litigation annual review 2006 looks at issues that may have affected you in the last year and what may be heading your way in the next twelve months.

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What has happened in the world of litigation over the past year? What can we expect in the next year? Our litigation annual review 2006 looks at issues that may have affected you in the last year and what may be heading your way in the next twelve months.

We cover a large range of issues; from construction to contract and from document management to diet. We are sure you will find something that is relevant to you.

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