Arbitrator Profile
Apr. 8, 2006
Evidence, Evidence, Above All, Evidence
LOS ANGELES - Robert A. Holtzman would be the first to admit that a strict interpretation of the law doesn't always yield desirable results. Holtzman points to a 19th-century novelist's take on the subject.
Robert A. Holtzman would be the first to admit that a strict interpretation of the law doesn't always yield desirable results.
Holtzman points to a 19th-century novelist's take on the subject.
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