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Two Bay Area attorneys have emerged as central players in a battle over asbestos litigation reform that is also pitting two of the nation's largest bar associations against each other. On one side is Steven Kazan, a member of the ABA's commission on asbestos litigation. On the other side is Mary Alexander, president of the ATLA. At the heart of their dispute is Senate Bill 413, which would allow only those who meet certain medical criteria to be eligible to file suit over exposure to asbestos.
March 10, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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