By Alexa Hyland
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In one of several asbestos-exposure cases filed against a global engineering-and-construction conglomerate, a Los Angeles County jury, for the first time, found that the manufacturer acted with malice.
The Superior Court jury decided May 23 that Foster Wheeler Corp. must pay $5.2 million to the survivors of career naval machinist Richard Walmach...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In one of several asbestos-exposure cases filed against a global engineering-and-construction conglomerate, a Los Angeles County jury, for the first time, found that the manufacturer acted with malice.
The Superior Court jury decided May 23 that Foster Wheeler Corp. must pay $5.2 million to the survivors of career naval machinist Richard Walmach...
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