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legal crisis

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legal crisis
Medtalk Any event with a potentially adverse impact on a particular physician, health care organization or service–eg, a civil suit, indictment, or administrative action, and result in subpoenas, search warrants, and/or employee interviews
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For those who believe the story, Obama's electoral victory is a constitutional and legal crisis of epic proportions that is not being given its fair due in the press or in the courts.
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Even though it is a tough job, it is still a fulfilling job because you're helping people who are otherwise helpless in the midst of a legal crisis.
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