Daily Journal Staff Writer
IRVINE - On the way to a legal conference last year, Matthew K. Wegner and William J. Brown Jr. stopped off in Fontana to sift through crates of imported slate.
The slate, brought in from China and used on multimillion-dollar homes throughout California, had changed color unexpectedly and was found to be defective. Wegner and Brown, who represented the roofing manufacturer in a case, wanted ...
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