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The closer you look at lawsuits involving arsenic-treated wood, the more paradoxes you'll find. Though it's been billed as the hot new source of products liability litigation, such wood has been on the market since 1938. And while lawyers speak of thousands of potential cases, fewer than 10 are pending, only about 35 cases have been tried or settled and no class actions have ever been certified.
March 20, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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