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3330 REVIEW DENIED An employee’s allegations that his employer concealed from plaintiff its knowledge that plaintiff had developed a skin condition as a result of exposure to carcinogenic chemicals in the workplace and told him it was safe to continue working with the chemicals, thereby causing him to continue exposing himself to the carcinogens until his skin condition became cancerous were sufficient to plead an exception to the exclusivity of workers’ compensation remedies.CitationPALESTINI v GENERAL DYNAMICS (Concealed Carcinogens) 99 CA4 80 [See: LabC 3600, 3602(b)(2); Johns-Manville v Superior Court 27 C3 465; Foster v Xerox 40 C3 306]
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