Daily Journal Staff Writer
A recent change in San Francisco County Superior Court's asbestos department simplifies a case management system that was using court orders from 30 years ago, leaving attorneys who try cases there cautiously optimistic.
More than 40 of the former so-called general orders got the ax because they referred cases to organizations or people from the 1980s and 1990s that are no longer relevant to the ...
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