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It was the union that wanted a fact-finder and when the fact-finder report came out, we offered to implement it, but it was the union that said no. 23, Assembly Speaker Robert Hertzberg appointed Wesson as "an impartial fact-finder," or mediator, in the already-lengthy impasse. In granting summary judgment, the court found that APL had not presented any evidence from which a reasonable fact-finder could find that ACE infringed the '702 patent. |
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