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  1. Court case · Rhode Island Superior Court · July 21, 2021

    Wallace v. Trane Company (2021)

    The Superior Court granted General Electric's motion for summary judgment on all counts because the Wallace plaintiffs failed to show that Mr. Wallace was exposed to asbestos from an original GE product. Under Maine law…

  2. Court case · Rhode Island Superior Court · October 27, 2020 · in the opinion

    Wallace v. Trane Company (2020)

    …Esq., for Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.; The Gage Company, Inc. Jeffrey M. Thomen, Esq., for General Electric Co.; The Heil Company. Mary C. Dunn, Esq., for Metropolitan Life Insurance. David H. Stillman, Esq., for R.W. Beckett…

  3. Court case · Rhode Island Superior Court · January 18, 2017 · in the opinion

    Murray v. 3M Company (2017)

    …Sugarman, Esq., [email protected] \Pneumo Abex LLC. \Armstrong International, Inc. \General Insulation Company, Matthew C. Oleyer, Esq., [email protected] \Pecora Corporation \Georgia Pacific LLC f/k/a Georgia-Pacific Corporation \Cyprus Amax Minerals Company…

  4. Court case · Rhode Island Superior Court · December 3, 2012 · in the opinion

    Cera v. AW Chesterton Company (2012)

    …the Court, the Rhode Island General Assembly (the "Legislature") "established \[the WCA\] to provide expeditious relief to injured workers under a no-fault system of benefits replacing a cumbersome and often lengthy tort system." Kulawas, 994…

  5. Court case · Rhode Island Superior Court · August 20, 2024 · in the opinion

    Freitas v. AO Smith Water Products Corporation (2024)

    …document. See Third Am. Complaint (hereinafter, Compl.). \[3\] General personal jurisdiction need not be addressed in this decision, as PBV is not incorporated in Rhode Island, nor is its principal place of business in Rhode Island…

  6. Court case · Rhode Island Superior Court · November 5, 2007 · in the opinion

    LaPOINTE v. 3M Company (2007)

    …Heatbath's products contained asbestos. Furthermore, although they agree that in general, a manufacturer does not have a duty to warn of reasonably foreseeable dangers posed by another manufacturer's products, they assert that the duty…