Outraged citizens in the neighborhood have formed the Geriatric Asbestos Survivors' Partnership, (GASP).   Blu "Geezer" Collar, president of GASP, and the board of trustees are actively discussing a class action suit. 

When Johns Ramville was a going concern it had sold substantial amounts of asbestos insulation for pipes in the local school.  The current Superintendent of Schools in Ramford, Stan Dersized-Tester, is worried not only about possible exposure to students, even though the pipes are in basement areas, but also that plumbers will not come in for needed repairs to the heating system.  

Netter, Trawler, Collar, and Tester have contacted Congresswoman Flora Savers for help.  She set up a meeting in the chambers of Judge Judy Yaskin for her advice on pursuing a class action lawsuit.  Yaskin recommends the law firm of Plea, Bargain, and Bale, and further suggests that the lawyers will need to hire an environmental consulting firm to gather evidence and advise them during the proceedings.