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A major asbestos maker will not be sanctioned for alleging that New York's Weitz & Luxenberg conspired with a New York County Supreme Court clerk to backdate time-barred asbestos claims. A federal judge in New York found that G-I Holdings, which filed suit charging widespread fraud by leading members of the asbestos plaintiffs' bar, adequately investigated the alleged backdating before accusing Weitz & Luxenberg of fraud.
August 22, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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