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Oliver v. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company et al
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1:15-cv-13490
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- Adler Cohen
- Adler Pollock
- Behman Hambelton
- Cetrulo LLP
- Clyde & Co
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- Rigby Slack
- Sidley Austin
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- AB Electrolux
- A.W. Chesterton Co.
- CBS Corp.
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- Foster Wheeler AG.
- General Electric Co.
- Ingersoll-Rand Co.
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- Velan Inc.
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March 01, 2019
Mass. High Court Won't Tweak Law For Asbestos Claims
Massachusetts' highest court on Friday declined to allow victims of asbestos exposure to sidestep a statute of repose that bars many types of construction-related claims after six years, while noting that the ruling will have the "regrettable effect" of foreclosing on a wide swath of potential asbestos claims throughout the state.
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December 05, 2018
Mass. Top Court Weighs Nixing Asbestos Claim Time Limit
Massachusetts' top appellate court questioned Tuesday whether it could make a sweeping change to asbestos claims by wiping out a six-year statute of repose without a nod from the Legislature as it heard arguments from General Electric and the estate of a worker.