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At least three law firms are demanding a total of $43 billion, or about P1.7
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They said they could be paid by tapping the $630-million escrow account at the
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In a related development, American human rights lawyer Robert Swift expressed
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He said indemnifying the victims was one of the seve
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They said they could be paid by tapping the $630-million escrow account at the
Philippine National Bank (PNB).

In a related development, American human rights lawyer Robert Swift expressed
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Three law firms say Marcoses owe them $43 B

By Delon Porcalla | February 11, 2000 - 12:00am

Everybody wants it, including the lawyers. At least three law firms are demanding a total of $43 billion, or about P1.7 trillion, from the heirs of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos. They said they could be...

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