In toxic tort cases a. the problem faced by plaintiffs is proving that the toxin in question

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In toxic tort cases

a. the problem faced by plaintiffs is proving that the toxin in question is capable of producing the type of injury suffered by the plaintiffs.

b. plaintiffs must rely on expert testimony but not epidemiological studies.

c. plaintiffs do not have to prove that the toxin in question and not some other toxin caused their injury.

d. all of the above.

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Tort Law

ISBN: 9780357454800

7th Edition

Authors: J. Stanley Edwards, Traci Cull

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