Oil and Water: How the Polluted Wake of the Exxon Valdez has Endangered the Essence of Punitive Damages.
Suffolk University Law Review 2010, Spring, 43, 2
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"The value of money itself changes from a thousand causes; and at all events, what is of ruin to one man's fortune, may be a matter of indifference to another's." (1) I. INTRODUCTION
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