Air Safety, Inc. v. Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing the “absolute right” to examine the records underlying a summary
• positing that excessive jury award on counterclaim for negligent performance of contractual obligation to remove asbestos at six schools stemmed from jury’s effort to compensate the defendant, parents and students for noncompensable personal injuries lacking evidentiary foundation
• “to satisfy the ‘made available’ requirement, a party seeking to use a summary under Rule 1006 must identify its exhibits as such, provide a list or description of the documents supporting the exhibit, and state when and where they may be reviewed”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).