Tobacco lawyers face investigation by legal regulators

By Bill Birnbauer

AUSTRALIA, April 25, 2002 — The behavior of Clayton Utz and Mallesons Stephen Jaques lawyers in advising Australia's biggest tobacco company

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Leading Australian law firm, Clayton Utz, faces at least two inquiries about its involvement in destroying thous

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These stories first appeared in The Age on April 12-13, 2002. They are reposted here with permission.

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