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On Monday, the California Supreme Court held that Lockheed Martin Corp. does not face a medical monitoring class action in a San Bernardino County toxic tort and cannot be sued in a separate case by a South Korean weapons manufacturer under the state's unfair competition law. However, the court let the South Korean company proceed with a claim that Lockheed cost it financially by improperly interfering with a major military contract.
March 04, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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