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Foley Viewpoints

Reducing Risk with Contracts, Warranties and Safety Programs

March 23, 2015

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Mark A. Aiello

Detroit 313.234.7126
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Vanessa L. Miller

Detroit 313.234.7130
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Jeffrey A. Soble

Chicago 312.832.5170
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Lauren M. Loew

Nashville 312.832.5393

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