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Two asbestos plaintiffs who about 20 years ago sought damages for nonmalignant injuries and increased risks of cancer are barred under the statute of limitations from bringing suits over cancers that were recently diagnosed, the coordinating judge of Philadelphia's Complex Litigation Center has ruled. If the men wanted to sue John Crane Inc., the judge wrote, they should have done so in the mid-1980s, within two years of the date when they learned they might be at an increased risk for cancer.
June 03, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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