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Rhode Island: NAMIC, Others Argue Against Expansion of Public Nuisance Tort in Lead Paint Case

In a brief submitted to the Rhode Island Supreme Court, NAMIC and other organizations contend that a lower court was wrong to hold lead pigment manufacturers liable for damages and remediation costs under public nuisance theory.


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