Phillips v. Honeywell Int’l Inc., No. F070761 (D5 Mar. 17. 2017)
A weird thing about asbestos cases is that the same general evidence about the defendant’s actions can get introduced in scores or even hundreds of separate cases. Sometimes even to the point where the practice treatises on asbestos litigation actually address strategies for dealing with specific pieces of evidence.
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