Alberta Migues v. Fibreboard Corp., Nicolet Industries

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• stating that testimony of co-workers who can identify a plaintiff by name as having worked with or around a particular defendant's asbestos-containing products is substantial evidence of causation
• exposure established by three of decedent’s co-workers testifying that decedent had worked with defendant’s asbestos products while employed as an insulator
• evidence of mere exposure to Nicolet asbestos fibers was sufficient to constitute a producing cause of plaintiff's mesothelioma
• evidence of mere exposure to Nicolet asbestos fibers was sufficient to constitute a producing cause of plaintiffs mesothelio-ma
• $1,500,000.00 awarded on wrongful death claim of male with limited capacity for future earnings who died shortly after his illness was diagnosed
• three co-workers established decedent's exposure to defendant's asbestos products

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).