Episode 154
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“Mr Paparelli stated an incorrect premise about the AAO having exparte communications with the service centers. What evidence did he present? None. They are not allowed to communicate about cases that even might come before the AAO. You should correct the record in your next episode.”
g0tspeed via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/30/20
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