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Encyclopedia > Brian Chase

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Uncensored:Brian Chase (Wikipedia hoaxer) - Wikitruth (341 words)
Chase learned of the effect of his post through the news.
Chase resigned from Rush Delivery on 9 December and delivered a handwritten apology that day to Seigenthaler.
Reports of the incident and discovery of Brian Chase via wikipedia-watch.org.
Brian Chase - California Motorcycle Accident Attorney - California Motorcycle Injury Lawyer - Orange County Motorcycle ... (822 words)
Brian is also a native of Southern California and earned his BA in Political Science and his Certificate in Legal Studies from California State University Long Beach.
Brian is a frequent lecturer for various attorney organizations (OTCLA, CAOC and the Orange County Bar Association), where he teaches trial techniques, strategies and tactics to other attorneys.
Chase are licensed only in the State of California, although the firm does have associations with law firms in other states.
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