Lawyers who defend mass torts hope to build on momentum they picked up since federal Judge Janis Graham Jack confirmed their belief that something is rotten in the state of medical screening in these cases. The case involved a large inventory of claims that gave the defendants the opportunity -- for the first time -- to analyze broader patterns, enabling them to demonstrate to the court widespread abuse in mass-screened silica claims.
August 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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