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Recent Developments in Exposure Actions and the Uncertain Future of Stigma Damages
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Explore recent developments in Texas law that may have a significant impact on the recovery of damages in actions based on exposure of land to toxic substances. The discussion includes 2014 Texas Supreme Court decisions impacting damages calculations and a recent opinion from the San Antonio Court of Appeals that threatens to dramatically reshape the way nuisance damages are litigated.
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Recent Developments in Exposure Actions and the Uncertain Future of Stigma Damages (Nov 2016)
William R. Keffer
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Recent Developments in Exposure Actions and the Uncertain Future of Stigma Damages (Nov 2016)
Explore recent developments in Texas law that may have a significant impact on the recovery of damages in actions based on exposure of land to toxic substances. The discussion includes 2014 Texas Supreme Court decisions impacting damages calculations and a recent opinion from the San Antonio Court of Appeals that threatens to dramatically reshape the way nuisance damages are litigated.
Originally presented: Oct 2016 Civil Litigation Conference
William R. Keffer,
Texas Tech University School of Law - Lubbock, TX