Unenforceable today, enforceable tomorrow--Illinois Supreme Court reverses Berlin decision. Richard B. Berlin, Jr., M.D. v. Sara Bush Lincoln Health Center.
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Becker S, Traugott C
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Benders Health Care Law Mon. 1997 Nov:9-12.
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