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Home Insurers Discontinuing Chinese Drywall Policies

The Ivory family’s dreams of a relaxing retirement on Florida’s Gulf Coast were put on hold when they discovered their new home had been built with Chinese drywall that emits sulfuric fumes and corrodes pipes. It got worse when they asked their insurer for help — and not only was…

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30 W.Va. National Guardsmen sue KBR over alleged chemicals exposure

Thirty members of the West Virginia National Guard filed a lawsuit in Marshall County Circuit Court, WVA, alleging that they were negligently exposed to a highly toxic chemical as they guarded a rebuilding project in Iraq in 2003. The lawsuit contends that members of the Moundsville-based 1092nd Engineer Battalion of…

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RI Orders Texas-based Southern Union to Pay $18 M in Mercury Storage Case

The Southern Union gas company was ordered to pay $18 million for illegally storing mercury waste, which was exposed to the public five years ago when vandals stole the hazardous liquid from a rundown building and spilled it at an apartment complex. U.S. District Judge fined the Texas company $6…

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Dallas Texas Asbestos Lawsuits

Asbestos lawsuits are filed by plaintiffs who have suffered as the result of asbestos-related illness. Plaintiffs in asbestos lawsuits can include the victims of asbestos exposure, or their families or loved ones. Defendants against asbestos lawsuits are those parties considered responsible for the asbestos exposure. In the past, targets of…

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Missouri Hog Lawsuits and Toxic Environmental Pollution

A faint rotten-egg smell drifts off a covered lagoon a hundred yards from a well-traveled Missouri gravel road. This is battleground — ground zero in what some see as a high-stakes fight for the future of Missouri agriculture. But in Kansas City law offices 80 miles away, combatants prepare for…

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Overuse of Denture Cream with Zinc Leads to Lawsuits

When he began getting weak, 61-year-old Ronald Beaver figured he might just be feeling his age. Eventually his problem was traced to a serious blood disorder caused by low levels of copper. It wasn’t until several weeks later — after the man from Tamarac, Fla., started getting daily doses of…

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Oklahoma to File Lawsuit Against Big Poultry

Oklahoma brought a pollution lawsuit in 2005 against the Arkansas poultry industry, suggesting the threat of legal action may have spurred the companies to do better at policing themselves. ”The water quality is getting better, and this year, especially, we had very little algae,” said Archie ”Trey” Peyton III, 35,…

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Merck Lawsuit Over Fosamax ends in Mistrial

A lawsuit alleging that Merck & Co’s osteoporosis drug Fosamax caused jaw damage ended in a mistrial on Friday . U.S. District Judge John Keenan declared the mistrial two days giving the New York jury considering the case a “cooling off period” in light of supposed acrimony among jurors. A…

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