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Former UConn Profs Collect $1 Million for Building Fire Injuries
Two former University of Connecticut professors have received $1 million in a settlement for injuries sustained in an apartment building fire after they claimed the building's owners failed to comply with fire codes.
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Securities Regulation: Liabilities and Remedies
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