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...lawyers says the amount will not be a contingency percentage of the final award. It was "an excellent choice," acknowledges Harry Lipsig of the runner-up Manhattan firm Lipsig, Sullivan & Liapakis. In 1957, Robins Zelle took on its first major industrial-disaster case, involving a fire at a Fuller Brush factory in St. Paul. The firm represented Fuller Brush's insurance company against third parties accused of responsibility for the fire and won a substantial award. A string of similar victories followed, and in the early '70s, Robins Zelle's national reputation was made when it chalked up million-dollar...
...Arlan Fuller Jr. assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Harvard and one of the three doctors cited as most highly recommended in that field, believes it is more a question of numbers...
...issue is the denominator," Fuller says He points out that Harvard, with about a dozen full teaching hospitals in the area--as opposed to Tufts' seven and B.U.'s two--simply has more affiliated physicians practicing in the area than the other schools...
...Fuller adds that physicians at Harvard teaching hospitals such as MGH say they are particularly happy with their posts, and tend to retain them longer than many colleagues at other affiliated hospitals...
...hand, are hemmed in, constrained by the Executive bureaucracy, checked and balanced by Congress. In the give and take of governing, Iacocca's virtues--frankness, boldness--might not serve him so well. "He's a man who wants his hands on all the levers," says White House Aide Craig Fuller, the Administration official friendliest with Iacocca. Could a President Iacocca quietly compromise with opponents? Says Fraser: "His frustration level...