"People have a lot of questions and need to find answers. That's what's going on now and all any responsible lawyer can say is, I'm going to try to find you some answers," plaintiffs lawyer Mark Cuker said.
April 19, 2022 at 11:37 AM
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The original version of this story was published on New Jersey Law Journal
Not much is known about the cause of brain tumors in more than 100 alumni and staff from Colonia High School, but already some plaintiffs lawyers are maneuvering to sign up clients among those impacted.
Although it’s unclear who, if anyone, might be responsible for the illnesses at the Woodbridge, New Jersey, school, some attorneys watching the case say it could be hard to win against the school district.
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