Like Scotland, legislation in Northern Ireland will permit recoveries for pleural plaques. The legislation takes effect next week, and is covered in this government press release. The BBC has the story here. A past government memo on the subject is here. Background is here from Herbert Smith, a UK firm on the insurance company side of things.
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