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March 2006
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Kentucky Is a “One-Disease” State for Toxic Exposure
Combs v. Albert Kahn & Associates Inc.
The Court of Appeals of Kentucky held that a plaintiff has only one opportunity to sue for all injuries resulting from the same toxic exposure; once the statute of limitations runs, the plaintiff is timebanned from bringing additional defendants or adding additional claims.
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