Schultz v. Keene Corp.

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• noting that asbestosis “progresses subtly over a long period of time, taking anywhere from 10 to 25 years after initial exposure before the disease manifests itself’
• by showing that plaintiff worked \with or in close proximity\ to defendants asbestos product plaintiff can overcome motion for summary judgment
• noting that asbestosis “progresses subtly over a long period of time, taking anywhere from 10 to 25 years after initial exposure before the disease manifests itself”
• plaintiff can demonstrate exposure to particular products through testimony of co-workers
• plaintiff can demonstrate exposure to particular products through testimony of co-workers

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