ASBESTOS TRIAL
Union Pacific claims Instruction B not submitted

Instruction No. B -- In order to find in favor of plaintiff for emotional distress resulting from any reasonable fear of developing cancer as a result of asbestosis, you must believe:

First, plaintiff suffers actual emotional injury as a result of his fear of cancer relating to asbestosis; and,

Second, plaintiff has taken actions indicating more than a general concern about his future health, or has demonstrated physical symptoms as a result of his fear of cancer.

Courtesy of Missouri Court of Appeals: Timothy P. Hedgecorth v. Union Pacific Railroad Co.

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ASBESTOS TRIALUnion Pacific claims Instruction B not submitted

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