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June 10, 2019
Armstrong Can't Exit Widow's Asbestos Death Suit
Armstrong International must face a widow's suit against several companies over her husband's death from mesothelioma, a Washington federal judge has ruled, finding the widow at least thinly proved that the company contributed to her husband's death.
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May 23, 2019
Lack Of Evidence Dooms Asbestos Death Suit, Judge Rules
A Washington federal judge has tossed a widow's claims against several companies over her husband's death from mesothelioma, finding that she's presented no evidence linking those products to her husband's illness.