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09-27-2004, 03:01 PM
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A LAWYER STORY The PSA Case by Dan Mckee
Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
No, Dan, by exposure I mean how much money that they stood to lose from this lawsuit -- peanuts, I agree. I suppose that they just felt that it was worth it to fight it to discourage other people from going after them for similar negligence (or worse). Nevertheless, thievery or negligence is the cost of doing business when you are PSA, I suppose, and I'm honestly shocked that they just didn't accept your incredibly reasonable offer. Really does smack of small-time. 
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