In a case of first impression now on appeal, a plaintiffs lawyer is trying to apply an asbestos-litigation strategy involving multiple-exposure liability to a lead-poisoning suit. Solo practitioner Vincent Russo's case involves a child who lived in five apartments by age 5.
May 11, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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In a case of first impression now on appeal, a plaintiffs lawyer is trying to apply an asbestos-litigation strategy to a lead-poisoning suit.
Newark, N.J., solo Vincent Russo knew he had a difficult task of proving liability in Baker v. Peoples, ESL-L-2044-09, given that the child suffering from the illness resided in five apartments in New Jersey’s Newark, Irvington and East Orange in the first five years of his life.
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