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The Supreme Court held that an erroneous interlocutory dismissal of a nondiverse defendant did not cure a removal-stage diversity defect, so the federal judgment had to be vacated.
The Ohio Supreme Court held that the Ohio Product Liability Act abrogates common-law public nuisance claims based on a product’s sale or distribution, including claims for equitable abatement.
The Ohio Supreme Court denied LG Chem’s prohibition petition, holding that personal jurisdiction was not patently and unambiguously lacking in a products-liability case.
Ohio Supreme Court held Amazon was not a “supplier” under the Ohio Products Liability Act for a third-party marketplace sale of caffeine powder.
Maryland’s high court upheld an asbestos verdict, holding circumstantial evidence could support product identification and that dismissal of a co-defendant could be disclosed to prevent jury confusion.
The Fifth Circuit held that East River barred tort recovery for economic loss from allegedly negligent vessel modification work, limiting Associated to contractual remedies.
Ohio Supreme Court held that the Ohio Products Liability Act’s risk-benefit test may be used to prove design defect in a properly functioning disposable cigarette lighter.
Ohio Supreme Court held that common-law negligent design survives the Ohio Products Liability Act and that assumption of risk may not bar an injured worker required to face the risk on the job.
Ohio held that Evid.R. 407 does not bar subsequent remedial-measures evidence in strict-liability products cases, and reversed the exclusion of such evidence.
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