Lewis v. Forest Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

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• “When Mr. Sheldon endorsed the letter [which was written by Mr. Scholl] with a few modifications, he adopted its words as his own. Thus, when Mr. Scholl published the letter again . . . , Mr. Sheldon published it as well.”

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