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  1. Drug Use, Smoking Evidence Allowed in Lead Paint Suit

    New York Law Journal (Nov 6 2012)

    1. Drug Use, Smoking Evidence Allowed in Lead Paint Suit An apartment owner who was sued by a woman claiming she was exposed to lead paint while living in one of her units as a girl may argue that the woman's later use of tobacco and marijuana could have contributed to her medical problems, the Third Department has decided. (Read Full Article)

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