Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
spinal litigation
Spanish translation:
demanda (legal) relacionada a la columna/a una patología de la columna
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English term
spinal litigation
Subject is involved with spinal litigation that potentially is associated with secondary financial gain
3 | demanda (legal) relacionada a la columna/a una patología de la columna |
Jorge Arteaga M.D.
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Proposed translations
demanda (legal) relacionada a la columna/a una patología de la columna
Reference comments
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litigation > litigio
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6 posts - 5 authors - Last post: 11 Mar 2005
(KudoZ) inglés al español translation of litigation: litigio [Derecho: (general) (Otros)].
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Causas comunes de lesiones en la médula espinal - Lipcon ...
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Lesiones de médula espinal (SCI) y parálisis. Paraplejia y cuadriplejia. Tenemos una amplia experiencia en litigios por lesiones de médula espinal y ...
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