Marking v. New St. Louis & Calhoun Packet Co.

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• stating that general causation “is addressed to the common question of whether exposure to [the toxin] in the manner that it was used in [plaintiff’s location] could cause the kinds of injuries that plaintiffs claim to have suffered”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).