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    U.S. Evidence Laws and Their Influence on Mold Litigation Outcomes

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    2007
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    Linda Thomas-Mobley
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    The architectural/engineering/construction (AEC) industry has been inundated with disputes concerning excessive mold growth that arose from improper construction or maintenance of the built environment. Despite scientific evidence that shows that exposure to so-called toxic molds does not produce illness, costly legal disputes arise. This paper focuses on instances in which the outcome of mold lawsuits hinged on the jurisdiction
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