Owens Corning v. Bauman

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that, notwithstanding less than definitive use of doubling times to determine growth rate of mesothelioma, evidence regarding growth rates properly is subject to “battle of the experts”
• holding that, in cases where evidence presents a genuine dispute of fact regarding applicability of the cap, this issue must be resolved by a jury if so requested by either party
• finding $15 million award not excessive when plaintiff faced ongoing pain, chemotherapy, surgery, and premature death
• “Each of the elements of a claim must be met before a cause of action arises — ”

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