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How the Asbestos Litigation Database Is Currently Being Used



By Bradley Drew and Allan Kaufman

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- Insurers are tracking the total claims filings occurring in certain states and monitoring for any movement up or down.

- Mergers & acquisitions law firms and liability estimation experts use the data to help assess the potential asbestos liability of a target company and use the information to contrast the statements regarding asbestos claims being made by the target.

- Companies are using the data to determine how many of their claims are in a given jurisdiction and how many involve the same plaintiffs, counsel or co-defendants.

January 1, 2008

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