Maryland Heights Leasing, Inc. v. Mallinckrodt, Inc.

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• discussing available damages and relief for 18 claims based on nuisance, negligence, and trespass theories
• use of radioactive materials resulting in emission of radiation can constitute both trespass and nuisance
• “[I]ndividual tort recoveries ... are not precluded by the political question doctrine. Appellants are not trying to establish standards that conflict with legislative determinations; they are seeking compensation for injuries.” (Citation omitted.)
• “[I]ndividual tort recoveries . . . are not precluded by the political question doctrine. Appellants are not trying to establish standards that conflict with legislative determinations; they are seeking compensation for injuries.” (Citation omitted.)

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