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toxic tort
(redirected from Toxic torts)

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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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The founding chair of the Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers' Environmental Law Section, Hogan has focused his personal practice in the field of products liability and toxic torts with particular emphasis on representing victims of asbestos diseases.
Mealey's now publishes 52 titles categories that include: Insurance Group, Toxic Torts Group, Drugs and Medical Devices Group, Technology and Intellectual Property Group, Health Care Group, Employment Law Group, and Securities.
Feature articles for upcoming issues include: coverage of medical malpractice in the fields of obstetrics, long term care, surgery and anesthesia, emergency room and orthopedics; insurance and Medicare fraud; document tampering; pharmaceutical liability; and, toxic torts through mold, asbestos and lead.
 
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