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Sep. 30, 2000

Smoking Gun

For twists and turns, complicated nuances and entanglements, plain old subterfuge and good old-fashioned detective work, few cases can match the one Craig N. Rossell won earlier this year for an embattled client who went bankrupt and lost everything, including his health, when an insurance company refused to go to bat for him in a dispute.

By Leonard Novarro
        For twists and turns, complicated nuances and entanglements, plain old subterfuge and good old-fashioned detective work, few cases can match the one Craig N. Rossell won earlier this year for an embattled client who went bankrupt and lost everything, including his health, when an insurance company refused to go to bat for him in a dispute.
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