Over the next decade, your personal opinion, how much litigation is ultimately going to take place in defining significant nexus?
David Schweikert: “Over the next decade, your personal opinion, how much litigation is ultimately going to take place in defining…”
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Schweikert questions the potential litigation over the definition of 'significant nexus'.
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