Harold E. Straub v. A P Green, Inc., and Atlas Turner, Inc., a Foreign Corporation

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• finding the fact that defendant's attorney contacted the court about the status of the case insufficient to establish that defendant had actual notice
• finding 13 the fact that defendant's attorney contacted the court about the status of the case insufficient 14 to establish that defendant had actual notice
• suggesting, but not deciding, that “the FSIA may be applicable if a party that becomes a ‘foreign state’ after the commencement of a lawsuit promptly brings its status as a ‘foreign state’ to the district court’s attention”
• “It is not disputed that Atlas Turner was not a foreign state at the time Straub was exposed to the asbestos.”
• look to “plain meaning” of language used by Congress when interpreting a statute

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