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Medical Monitoring Class Actions: Challenging Certification By Challenging the Proposed Medical Monitoring Program

Federal district courts have recently denied class certification in instances in which the plaintiffs sought medical monitoring, citing causation issues better addressed on an individual basis.

19 minute read May 27, 2008 at 04:59 PM
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Geoffrey Phelan
Medical Monitoring Class Actions: Challenging Certification By Challenging the Proposed Medical Monitoring Program

Plaintiffs often seek damages for medical monitoring in class action lawsuits involving exposure to toxic substances. Medical monitoring funds provide compensation for the cost of periodic diagnostic tests and medical examinations.

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