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Judge Dismisses Suit Accusing BASF and Cahill of Hiding Evidence in Asbestos Cases
Publication Date: 2012-12-13
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BASF and its former lawyers at Cahill Gordon won a resounding victory on Wednesday when a federal judge in New Jersey dismissed a purported class action that accused them of suppressing and destroying evidence in connection with thousands of asbestos suits.

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