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Third-Party Legal Opinion Report including the Legal Opinion Accord (1991)
Third-Party Legal Opinion Report including the Legal Opinion Accord (1991)
Third-Party Legal Opinion Report including the Legal Opinion Accord (1991)
- ISBN: 978-0-89707-706-4
- Product Code: 5070252
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This Report reflects a nationwide effort on the giving and receiving of legal opinions. It contains, among other things, an Accord that can be adopted in whole or in part, for use in opinion letters and Guidelines for the negotiation and preparation of opinion letters. The Report is a must for all who render and receive legal opinions. Published by the Committee on Legal Opinions, ABA Section of Business Law
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ABA Book Publishing
ISBN
9780897077064
UPC Code
9780897077064
Page Count
64
Product Code
5070252
Trim Size
6 x 9
Publication Date
1/1/1991 12:00:00 AM
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