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Apr. 21, 2011
Defending Toxic Tort Cases: A Practical and Legal Primer
A good offense is the best defense against a toxic tort claim. By Warren A. Koshofer of Michelman & Robinson.
Toxic tort cases often involve large numbers of plaintiffs suing multiple defendants for alleged exposure to some chemical. The types of exposure can vary from breathing in contaminated air or fumes, ingesting contaminated water or foods, or coming into direct contact with the skin. Similarly, the injuries claimed as a result of exposure can range from allergic reactions and skin, eye or throat irritation, to cancer and death. Regardless of ...
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