Justices' Asbestos Decision Poses Fair Notice Problem

By Mitchell Morris (April 25, 2019, 2:41 PM EDT) -- What is the purpose of a "duty" announced a half-century after it was allegedly breached? A cynical observer — and at least three U.S. Supreme Court justices — might say, at least as to those parties whose alleged breaches occurred many years earlier, that it is less a duty of care, and more a duty to "pay."[1]...

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