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caption, plus 1 and 2, from here
3 from here
4 from here
of interest, see here re provable impairment plus fear of cancer, here re ditto, and here re general nature of a "fugitive dust" cause of action
first where there is fugitive dust there is no neighborhood workers comp shield if there is actual harm to a class representative having also a fear of cancer
second of interest is a quote from one above-referenced item
Citing a recent study by the Rand Institute for Civil Justice in Santa Monica, the high court on Monday said that asbestos litigation has consumed about $50 billion already and that the total cost may exceed $200 billion.
not chump change
and that is asbestos litigation, not parallel but separate arguably different though comparable "taconite fiber" litigation - will there be a deep pocket at the end of that trial-lawyers' tunnel
the Ciresi firm knows how to ask questions in cancer litigation and has wherewithal to represent a class
state coordinators for PUBLIC JUSTICE are listed here
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