Ind. court says plaintiff misrepresented work history in asbestos suit

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INDIANAPOLIS (Legal Newsline) – An Indiana appeals court has affirmed a lower court’s conclusion that an asbestos decedent was not a credible witness after “misrepresenting” his work history, thus leading expert witnesses to believe he was exposed to a greater amount of asbestos fibers during his employment.

Judge John G. Baker delivered the Sept. 10 opinion in the Court of Appeals of Indiana. Judges James S. Kirsch and Margret G. Robb joined.

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