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October 23, 2019 - Source: Bloomberg Law and Law360
Ursula Henninger, Harold Franklin, Stephen Devereaux, Susan Clare and Adam Reinke represent GM in a statewide class action dispute in Florida over alleged defective driveshafts
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Ursula M. Henninger
Charlotte
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Atlanta
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Atlanta
Susan M. Clare
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Atlanta