Henry Fenton

Fenton Nelson

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Founding partner of the law firm of Fenton Nelson LLC

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The Los Angeles Times has reported that drugs prescribed by doctors played a role in almost half Southern California's deaths from prescription-drug overdoses over a five-year span.

Are Californians Safe from Their Doctors?

The Los Angeles Times has reported that drugs prescribed by doctors played a role in almost half Southern California's deaths from prescription-drug overdoses over a five-year span.

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