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A U.S. House panel investigating thousands of silicosis claims -- claims based on diagnoses that a federal judge in Texas questioned last year -- is turning its attention to the conduct of lawyers who filed many of those suits. The panel has sent letters to the managing partners at 13 firms to request detailed information on the firms' dealings with the doctors and medical screening companies that diagnosed plaintiffs in the suits as having the disease, which comes from inhaling silica dust.
March 09, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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