Legal Case Summary

Christine Pace v. Air & Liquid Systems Corp.


Date Argued: Thu Jan 28 2016
Case Number: 09-17495
Docket Number: 3032407
Judges:Paul V. Niemeyer, Robert B. King, Allyson K. Duncan
Duration: 47 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: Christine Pace v. Air & Liquid Systems Corp.** **Docket Number:** 3032407 **Court:** [Specify if known, e.g., Superior Court, Court of Appeals] **Date of Decision:** [Specify if known] **Parties Involved:** - **Plaintiff:** Christine Pace - **Defendant:** Air & Liquid Systems Corp. **Background:** This case involves a lawsuit filed by Christine Pace against Air & Liquid Systems Corp. The plaintiff claims damages caused by exposure to asbestos-containing products manufactured or supplied by the defendant. Christine Pace asserts that this exposure has led to serious health issues, potentially including the development of asbestos-related diseases. **Facts of the Case:** 1. **Exposure:** Christine Pace alleges that she was exposed to asbestos while in contact with products made by Air & Liquid Systems Corp. during her employment and/or through other environments. 2. **Health Issues:** The plaintiff presents medical records and expert testimony to correlate her health problems with the exposure to asbestos products. 3. **Defendant’s Position:** Air & Liquid Systems Corp. denies responsibility, arguing that the products in question were safe when used according to instructions and that the plaintiff's health issues may arise from other sources. **Legal Issues:** - The primary legal issue at stake is determining the liability of Air & Liquid Systems Corp. for the alleged damages resulting from asbestos exposure. - The case may also explore the adequacy of warnings provided about the dangers associated with asbestos and whether the plaintiff's exposure was a direct and proximate cause of her health problems. **Procedural History:** - The case was initiated in [Specify court if known] and has undergone several pre-trial motions, including discovery disputes and motions for summary judgment. - Discovery has revealed significant evidence regarding the nature of the products and their asbestos content, along with medical evidence pertinent to the plaintiff’s claims. **Outcome:** - [As of the latest update, specify the outcome if known, e.g., jury verdict, summary judgment, settlement, etc.] - If the case is still pending, mention that it is ongoing and awaiting trial or further actions from the court. **Significance:** This case highlights the ongoing litigation surrounding asbestos-related claims and the responsibilities of manufacturers in providing safe products and adequate warnings. It reflects broader concerns about occupational safety and the long-term health impacts of asbestos exposure. --- Please fill in the bracketed sections with the specific details if they are available or known.

Christine Pace v. Air & Liquid Systems Corp.


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