Dow v. L&R Properties: Lawsuit Based on Circumstantial Evidence Sent Back for Trial

 Dow v. L&R Properties: Lawsuit Based on Circumstantial Evidence Sent Back for Trial.

Lead-Paint Poisoning Suit Sent Back for Trial By Joe Surkiewicz, Maryland Daily Record Legal Affairs Writer. Plaintiff represented by Suzanne C. Shapiro on appeal.

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 Dow v. L&R Properties: Lawsuit Based on Circumstantial Evidence Sent Back for Trial.

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 Dow v. L&R Properties: Lawsuit Based on Circumstantial Evidence Sent Back for Trial.

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