Experts testifying in asbestos trials need not compare the exposure of one defendant's products to a plaintiff's overall exposure, the state Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. The majority reasoned that noncomparative testimony did not violate the ban against using "any exposure" causation theories.
November 23, 2016 at 02:55 PM
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Experts testifying in asbestos trials need not compare the exposure of one defendant’s products to a plaintiff’s overall exposure, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled Nov. 22.
The majority reasoned that noncomparative testimony did not violate the ban against using “any exposure” causation theories.
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