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landmark case

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landmark case
Law & medicine A civil or, far less commonly, criminal action that has had an impact on a particular area of medicine.


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Don't tell it to Russell Frackman, who represented the music industry in its landmark case against onetime music-sharer Napster.
Copyrights and wrongs by York, Emily Bryson / Los Angeles Business Journal
In late August, the Justice Department won a landmark case against KPMG LLP.
Deferred prosecution agreements raise concerns by Cunningham, Colleen / Financial Executive
District Court to dismiss a landmark case filed by the nation's largest teacher's union that seeks to force the federal DOE to pay for all the provisions in NCLB.
DOE asks court to dismiss NEA suit by Silverman, Fran / District Administration
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