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Richard A. Daynard
is a Professor of Law at Northeastern University where he writes and teaches in the areas of product liability and consumer protection. He is at the forefront of the national movement to establish legal responsibility of the tobacco industry for tobacco-induced death, disease and disability, and is chair of the Tobacco Products Liability Project, president of the Tobacco Control Resource Center and editor-in-chief of the Tobacco Products Litigation Reporter. Daynard helped develop the concurrent degree program in Law, Policy and Society at the Law School.
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John Doyle
is the co-founder of the Center for Consumer Freedom, a coalition supported by restaurant operators, food and beverage companies, and concerned individuals, working to promote personal responsibility and protect consumer choices. Doyle is also vice president of communications for Berman and Company, a Washington D.C.-based government relations, research and communications firm. A former newspaper reporter, Doyle has been involved in Washington D.C. public affairs since the mid-1980s.
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