AAM Appeals Over California Pay-For-Delay Law
Follows District Court’s Denial Of Injunction Request
Executive Summary
Responding to a California district court’s denial of an injunction to prevent the enactment of the US state’s legislation banning ‘pay-for-delay’ settlement deals, the AAM has confirmed plans to immediately appeal the decision.
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