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Mold has been called the "next asbestos" for trial lawyers. Thousands of cases have been filed. Headlines about large sums paid to celebrity litigants have attracted wide attention. But even some of the winning lawyers warn that, for the inexperienced, diving into mold litigation can be treacherous. Lawyers can do worse than lose. They can be sued.
September 23, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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