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IN RE: 3M COMBAT ARMS EARPLUG PRODUCTS LIABILITY LITIGATION
Case Number:
3:19-md-02885
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Multi-district Litigation
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- Allen Matkins
- Almeida Law Group
- Anapol Weiss
- Aylstock Witkin
- Blackwell Burke PA
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- Ongaro PC
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- Segal McCambridge
- Seward & Kissel
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April 02, 2020
3M Can't Pin Defective Earplugs On Gov't, Military Users Say
3M Co. can't argue that a government contract preemption gives it clearance to exit a suit over its allegedly defective earplugs, a group of military members told a Florida federal court Wednesday, because the earplugs were also advertised for civilian use.