Janitors Exposed to Asbestos Can't Recover from School District, 6th Cir. Rules
April 8, 2002
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- Opinion
CINCINNATI - A janitorial staff required by their employer to pull rugs from flooring composed of asbestos-containing tile cannot sue the employer for violating their civil rights or allege personal injury claims that fall under intentional tort exception of the state's worker's compensation act, a federal appeals court has ruled. Upsher, et al. v. Grosse Pointe Public School System, et al., No. 00-1763-65 (6th Cir.).
The Sixth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruled April 4 that the janitors were enjoined from suing the Grosse Point Public School System because they had presented no evidence that their employers intended to injure …
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