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        "title": "Choice of law in marine insurance: What will SCOTUS do?",
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        "summary": "The Supreme Court will determine whether a choice of law clause to a maritime insurance policy is unenforceable if its enforcement is contrary to the \"strong public policy\" of the forum state.",
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