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August 07, 2023
CBS And General Electric Escape Asbestos Suit Over Sea Law
CBS, General Electric and other companies can exit a wrongful death suit alleging multiple instances of asbestos exposure over several decades because the plaintiff — the estate of the man who died — is not eligible for damages under federal law that only allows spouses, parents, children and next of kin such relief.
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June 13, 2023
Union Carbide Can't Escape Man's Asbestos Suit
The estate of a man who sued Union Carbide after being diagnosed with pulmonary asbestosis has escaped summary judgment, with a Pennsylvania judge saying that doctors indicate the company's asbestos could have been a cause of the disease.