One of the more-than 350 asbestos plaintiffs in the New Jersey state courts is a retired Passaic County Superior Court judge, who claims he got cancer as a result of coming into contact with asbestos at the courthouse during his time on the bench.
Amos Saunders, who retired in 2000 after 23 years as a judge, alleges in court papers that he was exposed to asbestos throughout his tenure, up to and including an asbestos removal project at the Paterson, N.J., courthouse in the 1980s.
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