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Failure of General Causation Proof Leads to Summary Judgment in Chemical Case

By Sean Wajert on July 18, 2013
Posted in Articles, Chemical, Toxic Tort

The Ohio appeals court ruled recently that a plaintiff could not pursue her chemical exposure toxic tort suit since her sole general causation expert’…
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Third Circuit Upholds Exclusion of Plaintiff’s Causation Expert

By Sean Wajert on June 8, 2011
Posted in Articles, Chemical, Toxic Tort

The Third Circuit last week affirmed the exclusion of expert testimony in a toxic tort suit in which plaintiff alleged defendants’ insecticide product…
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Foreign Toxic Tort Judgment Cannot Be Enforced in U.S.

By Sean Wajert on October 30, 2009
Posted in Articles, Chemical, Toxic Tort

A federal court has ruled that a $97million judgment issued against Dole Food Co. and Dow Chemical in a Nicaraguan court cannot be enforced in the U.S…
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