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'MERE POSSIBILITY' OF EXPOSURE NOT A TRIABLE ISSUE, COURT SAYS Hopkins v. Super. Boiler Works

27 No. 14 ANASBLR 2Andrews Asbestos Litigation Reporter (Approx. 3 pages)

'MERE POSSIBILITY' OF EXPOSURE NOT A TRIABLE ISSUE, COURT SAYS Hopkins v. Super. Boiler Works

27 No. 14 ANASBLR 2Andrews Asbestos Litigation Reporter (Approx. 3 pages)

27 No. 14 Andrews Asbestos Litig. Rep. 2
Andrews Asbestos Litigation Reporter
*1 May 9, 2005
Summary Judgment
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'MERE POSSIBILITY' OF EXPOSURE NOT A TRIABLE ISSUE, COURT SAYS

Hopkins v. Super. Boiler Works

A California trial court properly dismissed an asbestos case after the defendant presented uncontradicted evidence that its boilers were never at any of the work sites where a mesothelioma victim claims he was exposed to asbestos fibers, according to...
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