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Reversing a Philadelphia court's dismissal of an asbestos claim brought by a longtime smoker, a Pennsylvania Superior Court panel has underscored that an asbestos plaintiff may establish a prima facie case by presenting evidence of exposure and breathlessness that impairs daily activities. Plaintiffs attorney Richard Myers says the opinion could help other asbestos cases by plaintiffs who smoked at some point in their lifetimes survive summary judgment.
September 07, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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