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The Learned Profession Exemption of the North Carolina Deceptive Trade Practices Act: The Wrong Bright Line?

Burke, Debra D.

Publication date

January 1993

Publisher

Scholarly Repository @ Campbell University School of Law

Language

English

Abstract

This article will examine the North Carolina statute and the soundness of this exemption

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