Plaintiff claimed to have sustained asthma and exposure to hazardous chemical fumes from the shampoo used to clean carpets at his place of employment. The product, Formula 161, was manufactured by Chemical Specialties and distributed by Twi-Laq.
To establish a relationship between an individual's illness and a toxin suspected of causing such illness, a plaintiff must establish (1) his level of exposure to the toxin; (2) general causation—that the toxin could...
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