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  "name": "How is fault decided in respiratory exposure lawsuits?",
  "description": "Proven by safety violations, exposure data, expert analysis.",
  "url": "https://justworkcomplaw.com//faq/general-how-is-fault-decided-in-respiratory-exposure-lawsuits-184",
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      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "How is fault decided in respiratory exposure lawsuits?",
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        "text": "Proven by safety violations, exposure data, expert analysis.",
        "description": "**Based on negligence: failure to ventilate, supply PPE, or warn per OSHA[1][3].** Courts/manufacturers liable if defective gear[1]. Key factors: Expert testimony on standards; exposure intensity; company knowledge. Comp is no-fault, suits need proof. In Idaho, FELA for rails adds strict liability elements[6]. Review safety audits, depositions clarify."
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