Ray v. Upjohn Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that evidence that isocyanates potentially can cause injury to 5 percent of exposed persons is sufficient to sustain a verdict that isocyanates are unreasonably dangerous
• holding that evidence that isocyanates potentially can cause injury to 5 percent of exposed persons is sufficient to sustain a verdict that isocyanates are unreasonably dangerous
• stating that Missouri caselaw recognized that plaintiff’s claim did not begin to accrue “until [he] was aware of his condition and its cause”
• chemical caused plaintiff's asthma even though other risk factors may have been present
• chemical caused plaintiff's asthma even though other risk factors may have been present

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).