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The Opioid Crisis or Climate Change: Which Is More Likely to Succeed Under the Tobacco Litigation Model?
Societal problems can occasionally have legal solutions, and several tools exist to implement change, including litigation and regulation. However, what elements make a societal problem more suitable for litigation or regulation? This Article examines four different societal issues (tobacco use, obe
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