When quoting language in our briefs, we as lawyers may occasionally be guilty of the sin of employing the ellipsis to eradicate unhelpful language or using brackets to embrace more helpful language.
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Impaired Clients Suing Their Lawyers
The Connecticut Law Tribune
February 1, 2013
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