Benjamin Shein of the Shein Law Center Courtesy photo Courtroom Door Stays Open for Mesothelioma Victims Suing Their Employers
Recently, in Shellenberger v. Kreider Farms, the Pennsylvania Superior Court overturned a trial court ruling granting summary judgment in favor of Kreider Farms regarding Shellenberger's negligence claims that would have prevented a jury from hearing his story.
April 13, 2023 at 11:33 AM
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Although society has known about the link between asbestos and mesothelioma for about a century, that doesn't make the stories of hardworking people who died after contracting mesothelioma any less tragic. Unfortunately, those stories include the story of Richard Shellenberger, a general manager of dairy plant operations at Lancaster County-based Kreider Farms, who died after being exposed to asbestos while employed there.
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