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In the state-by-state battle over medical monitoring for toxic exposure, the tide finally seems to be turning in favor of companies. In the past, individuals who have been exposed to a toxin, but are currently healthy, have won significant victories in suits trying to force the toxin producers to pay for their ongoing medical testing. But recently, the last four state supreme courts to rule on medical monitoring have all sided with the corporate defendants.
September 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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