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The possibility of SEP legislation and lessons to learn from the fifty states

Trends by American Bar Association

July 1, 2007

Chelsea Marie Holloway - San Francisco
Nicholas William Targ - San Francisco

Holland & Knight attorneys, Nicholas Targ and Chelsea Holloway, co-authored along with Steven Bonorris, "The possibility of SEP legislation and lessons to learn from the fifty states," in the July/August 2007 Trends, Volume 38, Number 6 by the American Bar Association.

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