Washington Law Review
Article Title
Abstract
If ever a pending Supreme Court case deserved the merciful disposition of “improvidently granted,” it would seem to be Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. v. Greenmoss Builders, Inc. Many factors seem to warrant such interment for an elusive and wholly unsatisfying controversy. Arguably, by any objective standard, this case should never have gone beyond a routine and little noted denial of certioriari. Against this unhappy background, let me offer several countervailing and compelling factors that seem to warrant an alternative disposition.
First Page
125
Recommended Citation
Robert M. O'Neil,
Case Study and Commentaries,
A Tale of Two Greenmoss Builders,
88 Wash. L. Rev.
125
(2013).
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