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toxic tort

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toxic tort noun Generally: lethal wrongdoing, noxious injury, poison Specifically: asbestos poisoning, environmental poisoning
Associated concepts: asbestos, electromagnetic fields, lead paint, lead poisoning, radon


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As to the latter point, NPCA/FSCT runs a formal Amicus Program under the guidance of its Corporate Counsels Advisory Group, with the assistance of an esteemed appellate advocacy law firm well-steeped in scientific basis requirements for toxic tort lawsuits.
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50 Paperback West nutshell series KF1299 Aimed at students and attorneys, this compact volume provides basic information on toxic tort law--a combination of private and public law dealing with exposure to toxic substances.
 
 
 
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