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    FILE - This Aug. 13, 2013 file photo shows a gas drilling rig at the Detweiler well in Salesville, Ohio. Supreme Court justices in Ohio vigorously challenged attorneys on Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2014 over the power of state-level oil and gas drilling regulations to supersede local zoning laws. (AP Photo/Jay LaPrete, File)
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    W.Va. House Speaker says more work on False Claims Act bill is possible after session

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    Navy didn’t warn asbestos victim, ship doctor testifies

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    Mechanical contractor paying $400K in settlement with New Jersey AG

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    FILE - In this Aug. 24, 2010 file photo, R. Allen Stanford arrives in custody at the federal courthouse for a hearing in Houston. The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that class-action lawsuits from investors who lost billions in former Texas tycoon R. Allen Stanford's massive Ponzi scheme can go forward. The decision is a loss for individuals, law firms and investment companies that allegedly aided Stanford's fraud and wanted the lawsuits thrown out. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip, File)
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    This undated photo released by Gomez Trial Attorneys courtesy the Pankey family, shows Aidan Pankey and one of his pet rats. Lawyers representing the Pankey family have filed a lawsuit against Petco Animal Supplies Inc., saying Aidan died from rat-bite fever contracted from a male rat purchased at one of the national chain's stores. (AP Photo/Courtesy Pankey Family)
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