Davis v. Casey

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• holding that under the LHWCA, in the case of a latent occupational disease such as asbestosis, the time of injury is time of manifestation of disease, rather than time of exposure
• holding that under the LHWCA, in the case of a latent occupational disease such as asbestosis, the time of injury is time of manifestation of disease, rather than time of exposure

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