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Guild Settles With Non-Union Director...

Guild Settles With Non-Union Directors Over Foreign Levies By Cortney Fielding Daily Journal Staff Writer...

posted on: Sep 15, 2008 | author: admin

William Webb receives settlement from Director's Guild of American (DGA) for non-payment of foreign tax collections.

posted on: Apr 14, 2008 | author: admin

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