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Season 65 • Episode 27 • The Price of Justice
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Four Corners Season 65, Episode 27: The Price of Justice
Who really wins in a class action? Anne Connolly reveals how some class actions have become a brazen money-making exercise for lawyers and litigation funders, leaving people feeling sidelined, short-changed and exploited. Watch Four Corners Season 65, Episode 27 The Price of Justice in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Four Corners Season 65, Episode 27 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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