Edward Correia This is Me

 Web References

1. 1. Salt Lake Tribune - Business

   www.sltrib.com/business/ci_366 - [Cached]

   Published on: 4/3/2006   Last Visited: 4/5/2006

   "Based on my experience, if this had not been a Utah company, it's hard to believe in a free-market state like Utah that this would have ever gotten out of the box," said Edward Correia, an attorney for CooperVision, a New York lens manufacturer.
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   Attorney Correia wrote a letter to Shurtleff last month asking for clarification of the law's "complex and exceedingly vague" requirements. Specifically, Correia asked attorneys to define what "commercially reasonable" and "nondiscriminatory" mean and what a "buying club" is. "It is simply impossible for a reasonable person, including businesses with legal counsel, to determine what is and what is not permitted by the act," Correia wrote.
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   Correia said CooperVision executives have not decided what to do.

2. 2. Contacts Bill a Utah Favor? - Contact Lenses Forum - Lens 101

   www.lens101.com/april-2006/825 - [Cached]

   Published on: 1/8/2005   Last Visited: 4/8/2006

   "Based on my experience, if this had not been a Utah company, it's hard to believe in a free-market state like Utah that this would have ever gotten out of the box," said Edward Correia, an attorney for CooperVision, a New York lens manufacturer.
   ...
   Attorney Correia wrote a letter to Shurtleff last month asking for clarification of the law's "complex and exceedingly vague" requirements. Specifically, Correia asked attorneys to define what "commercially reasonable" and "nondiscriminatory" mean and what a "buying club" is.
   
   "It is simply impossible for a reasonable person, including businesses with legal counsel, to determine what is and what is not permitted by the act," Correia wrote.
   ...
   Correia said CooperVision executives have not decided what to do.