07Mar
Emotional Distress Claims in Toxic Exposure Case Survive Motion to Dismiss
The recent rejection of an attempt to dismiss emotional distress claims offers a prescient reminder of the wide breadth of claims a toxic tort plaintiff may prosecute, and the array of damages that may be recoverable. Judge Alison Nathan of the...
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Harris Beach PLLC
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