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FINCH, et al v. BASF CATALYSTS LLC, et al.
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1:16-cv-01077
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Firms
- Alston & Bird
- Baker Donelson
- Dean Omar
- DLA Piper
- Ellis & Winters
- Evert Weathersby
- Fox Rothschild
- Gallivan White
- Haynsworth Sinkler
- K&L Gates
- Maynard Nexsen
- McAngus Goudelock
- McFarlin LLP
- Nelson Mullins
- Osborn Gambale
- Pierce Sloan
- Pinto Coates
- Ragsdale Liggett
- Swanson Martin
- Teague Campbell
- Wallace & Graham
- Wall Templeton
- Wood Smith
- Wyrick Robbins
- Young Moore
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- BASF SE
- Bridgestone Corp.
- CBS Corp.
- Flowserve Corp.
- Fluor Corp.
- Foster Wheeler AG.
- Pfizer Inc.
- Zurich Insurance Group AG
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October 14, 2020
Zurich Can't Weigh In On $33M Asbestos Verdict
A North Carolina federal judge on Wednesday shot down a bid by Zurich American Insurance Co. to void a $30 million judgment in a case that found its insured was responsible for a former employee's death from asbestos, saying the insurer's "weak legal arguments" don't show a reason to undo the judgment.
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May 01, 2019
Court Won't Ax Covil's $33M Asbestos Verdict
A North Carolina federal judge refused Wednesday to overturn a $32.7 million verdict in favor of a former tire worker whose widow says he died of asbestos exposure while working for Covil Corp., saying persuasive and aggressive closing arguments weren't prejudiced.
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November 19, 2018
Covil Wants $33M Fatal-Mesothelioma Award Axed
Covil Corp. wants a North Carolina federal judge to overturn a $33 million verdict in favor of a former tire worker whose widow says he died of asbestos exposure on the job, saying the case was presented like a punitive-damages case even though the door to punitive damages was closed before trial.
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October 09, 2018
Covil Corp. Must Pay $32.7M Over Tire Plant Worker's Death
A North Carolina federal jury has awarded $32.7 million in a suit accusing Covil Corp. of causing a tire plant worker's mesothelioma death due to asbestos exposure, finding the defunct pipe insulation supplier failed to warn the worker of the dangers of asbestos in the products it sold.