Flowers v. Union Carbide Corp.

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• defendant in a wrongful death case introduced the testimony of a medical expert to show that exposure to asbestos did not cause the decedent’s death
• defendant in a wrongful death case introduced the testimony of a medical expert to show that exposure to asbestos did not cause the decedent's death
• The improper admission of evidence is harmless when it is cumulative of other admissible evidence.
• The improper admission of evidence is harmless when it is cumulative of other admissible evidence.

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