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After a 10-month trial run in San Francisco, a Texas-based plaintiff firm has found that sand is a poor stand-in for asbestos. The suits -- claiming lung damage as a result of sand inhalation -- are seen in some quarters as the new asbestos litigation. But now McCurdy & McCurdy is backing away. The firm's experience suggests the tort won't be the bane of corporate America. Nor, perhaps, will it be a boon to asbestos lawyers eyeing a bill in Congress that could put them out of work.
April 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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