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Dying man wins payout
A man who said he developed an asbestos-related cancer from his father has won a "significant sum" of compensation from the North chemical giant where his dad worked. Nicholas Trowbridge's father Michael was a plant manager at ICI in Teesside from 1957 to 1975 and Nicholas believes that is why he
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Asbestos will 'kill 250,000'
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Lawyers Silent on Possible Asbestos Trust
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ACTU calls on Govt to phase out importation of asbestos
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A silent dust death sentence
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Owens Corning Settling Most of Its Asbestos Cases
During the last two decades, as thousands of people have learned each year that they were ill or dying because of exposure to asbestos, manufacturers that sold the versatile but deadly mineral have given up fighting and settled claims with the notable exception of Owens Corning, the building products company
2 Large Verdicts in New Asbestos Cases
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Cash in now before your home is worthless
W I'm also a pensioner and lived in my last street for 63 years before I moved home. One has to accept you cannot live in the past and have to accept change and move on. Mrs Taylor has received a very generous offer from St Monica Trust. The quality