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Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008...10:23 am

Exxon Valdez Appeal

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Oral argument will be on February 27th.

Here are the briefs:

Exxon

Plaintiff class

Alaska Legislative Council amicus brief

Other amicus briefs may be found at the Faegre Benson website.

H/T: ProgressiveAlaska.

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