03Jul
New York Court Takes the Bite Out of a Food Manufacturer’s Request for Destructive Testing
Although there are times when both parties agree on the need to perform destructive tests on an object, when the parties disagree, the party seeking the destructive tests must justify its request. In Doerrer v. Schreiber Foods, Inc., et al., No....
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White and Williams LLP
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