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Ohio Governor Signs Law Requiring Disclosure of Asbestos Claims Filed with Bankruptcy Trusts

January 2013

Client Alerts

Ohio Governor Signs Law Requiring Disclosure of Asbestos Claims Filed with Bankruptcy Trusts

January 2013

On December 20, 2012, Ohio Governor John Kasich signed legislation requiring all Ohio asbestos plaintiffs to provide a sworn statement identifying all existing asbestos trust claims they have made or that have been made on their behalf. The new law, Amended Substitute House Bill 380, is meant to protect defendants in Ohio from asbestos plaintiffs who fail to disclose asbestos trust claims, wait to make claims until after their civil case is resolved, double-dip, and/or, worse yet, lie in depositions or affidavits regarding exposure to asbestos or asbestos-containing products to obtain settlements and funds from as many manufacturers and companies as possible. Read the Client Alert here.

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