When Does a Silica-Related Cause of Action Really Accrue?

Admitted to both the Minnesota and Wisconsin bars, Polk was plaintiffs counsel in Gray v. Badger Mining Corp. and has successfully negotiated several large settlements for victims of silicosis, including sandblasters and foundry workers. He has represented more than 2,000 victims of asbestos, silica, benzene, MDI, TDI and other toxic exposures. Polk has also represented hundreds of victims of industrial machine defects and malfunctions, automobile collisions, defective pharmaceutical products, tainted blood (HIV infected hemophiliacs), …