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"Causation is huge," said Shipman & Goodwin environmental practice chairman Andrew Davis. "If you can't demonstrate causation as an attorney, you just can't win."
July 02, 2019 at 03:42 PM
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The last five years have seen an influx of lawsuits filed against big business and governments over climate change and the environment.
Just Monday Connecticut joined Massachusetts and California in litigation to force the federal Environmental Protection Agency to issue rules on toxic asbestos, with changes that include a provision requiring importers to report items that contain asbestos.
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