Brafford v. Susquehanna Corp.

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• recognizing plaintiffs' claim of present injury in the form of chromosomal damage and increased risk of contracting cancer
• acknowledging that cause of action for increased risk of cancer requires proof of present physical injury, but denying defendant's motion for summary judgment to permit plaintiff to offer proof of present genetic and chromosomal damage due to exposure to radiation

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