Webber v. Armstrong World Industries, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• striking down certain averments in an affidavit from the plaintiff’s coworker that failed to identify the place and time of exposure to asbestos in a personal injury case based on alleged exposure to asbestos
• striking down certain averments in an affidavit from the plaintiff’s coworker that failed to identify the place and time of exposure to asbestos in a personal injury case based on alleged exposure to asbestos
• \The discovery may establish that plaintiff does not have evidence of all the necessary elements of his case\
• “[t]he discovery may establish that plaintiff does not have evidence of all the necessary elements of his case”
• \[t]he discovery may establish that plaintiff does not have evidence of all the necessary elements of his case\
• \The discovery may establish that plain­tiff does not have evidence of all the necessary elements of his case\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).