6 results for “General Electric”
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Court case · Ohio Court of Appeals · December 14, 2006 · in the opinion
Rettig v. Gen. Motors Corp. (2006)
…responsible for taking asbestos fiber from bags and mixing it in five gallon buckets with a substance called Glyptal, which was made by General Electric. He then applied the mixture to the generator's spark plugs. {…
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Court case · Ohio Court of Appeals · June 3, 2010 · in the opinion
Dean v. Bur. OF Workers'comp. (2010)
…Columbus, OH 43215, Kevin Reis, Assistant Attorney General, 150 East Gay Street, 22nd Floor, Columbus, OH 43215, For: Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation; State Fund Employers, Muskingum Electric, Inc. & Ohio Ferro-Alloys Corp, for Defendants-Appellees…
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Court case · Ohio Court of Appeals · May 12, 2008 · in the opinion
Gomcsak v. US Steel Corp. (2008)
…McClelland, Attorney at Law, for Appellee. Timothy McGrail, Assistant Ohio Attorney General, for Administrator of the Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation. DECISION AND JOURNAL ENTRY This cause was heard upon the record in the trial court…
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Court case · Ohio Supreme Court · January 24, 2018 · in the opinion
Schwartz v. Honeywell Internatl., Inc. (2018)
…2307.96, the General Assembly demanded a showing greater than an undefined contribution to a total cumulative exposure that resulted in injury. Requiring only that the plaintiff demonstrate that the exposure to asbestos from the defendant…
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Court case · Ohio Court of Appeals · January 27, 2011 · in the opinion
Fisher v. Alliance Machine Co. (2011)
…Fisher, Songer, and Gozzard specifically testified that electricians worked alongside pipefitters as part of their regular job. Indeed, Fisher and Songer testified that they worked side by side with pipefitters when they were cutting and placing…
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Court case · Ohio Court of Appeals · March 1, 2013 · in the opinion
Burkhart v. HJ Heinz Co. (2013)
…pain, or sensations, or the inception or general character of the cause or external source thereof insofar as reasonably pertinent to diagnosis or treatment. {¶ 49} The trial court's decision here is somewhat perplexing. The letter…