HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032396.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032396.txt
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In the document, Ken Starr, a lawyer, discusses his involvement in an appeal related to a billion-dollar jury verdict against Johnson & Johnson involving hip replacement plaintiffs.
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In the document, Ken Starr, a lawyer, discusses his involvement in an appeal related to a billion-dollar jury verdict against Johnson & Johnson involving hip replacement plaintiffs. He also mentions representing both good friends on either side of the case and expressing gratitude for a Christmas greeting from Jeffrey E.
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