Jury finds Caesarstone liable in silicosis case, assigns $46.5 million share of damages

• A Los Angeles jury found Caesarstone liable on October 26, 2026, awarding approximately $67.3 million in a silicosis lawsuit.
• The jury assigned the company 69.1% of the fault, representing approximately $46.5 million if assessed without modification.
• Dennys Rene Rivas-Williams brought the case over alleged illness from silica exposure while fabricating the company's products.
• The company is considering its available actions amid multiple lawsuits alleging fabrication-related illnesses, including silicosis.

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