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UK Law Firm Recalls Swag After Student’s Shocking Experience
Posted Nov 7, 2008 10:19 AM CST
By Martha Neil
A U.K. law firm is recalling hundreds of branded travel adapters it was giving out as freebies to potential legal eagles after a Cambridge University student who plugged one in was shocked by protruding pins.
And CMS Cameron McKenna isn't the only law firm based in the United Kingdom that has had to make such a recall, reports the Lawyer.
"Linklaters once produced a mug with the howling spelling error—'Thirst for knowlege,' " the legal publication recounts.
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