Lawyers suing IBM Corp. say a corporate mortality file maintained by the company should bolster their claim that IBM knew its electronics-making workers suffered high rates of cancer. The plaintiffs allege that the high number of cancer deaths is linked to chemicals used to make computer chips at a factory in San Jose, Calif. The first court hearing in the Silicon Valley cancer cluster suit against IBM begins Friday.
September 24, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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