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17Jan

Who You Gonna Call (As a Witness)?

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Construction disputes (as with any matters in litigation) rarely make it to trial. Matters typically settle or are resolved on a summary basis through written evidence alone. But if a matter proceeds to trial, where evidence via live witnesses is...
By: Field Law
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