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Do Big Insurance Companies Fix Elections? Or Bribe Judges in America?
Do Big Insurance Companies Fix Elections? Or Bribe Judges in America?

We would all like to believe that “buying judges” is not a problem in real life. It only happens in the movies, right? And, who would suspect an auto insurance company of fixing an election in America? A recent settlement, reported in the November 2018 ABA Journal, seems to ...

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