Case 07-CV-303 Burton v. American Cyanamid Co

07-CV-303 Burton v. American Cyanamid Co

Docket #1070 The court held, inter alia, that (1) white lead carbonate (WLC) manufacturers did not owe plaintiff a duty to warn , such that plaintiff's duty-to-warn claims could sound only in strict liability and not in negligence; (2) the bulk supplier doctrine applies such that manufacturers of WLC who sold their product to third-party manufacturers for integration into paint did not owe end consumers a duty to warn.

07-CV-303 , Burton v. American Cyanamid Co

Docket #1060 The court held that defendant manufacturers of white lead carbonate in a case proceeding under Wisconsin's risk-contribution theory of liability are entitled to present an exculpatory defense asserting that chemical analysis of paint chips found in plaintiff's home indicates that WLC manufactured by the defendant is not present.

15-CV-1496  Stocks et al v. DoAll Company

The court found that employee-plaintiff's failure to disclose wage-and-hour claim against employer in her Chapter 13 bankruptcy proceeding was product of inadvertence or mistake, such that she should not be judicially estopped from pursuing the claim.

17-CR-212 USA v. Gohil

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18-CR-81 USA v. Goss

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17-CR-137 USA v. Rodriguez

Statement of Reason Memorandum for Imposing Sentence.

14-CR-20 USA v. Sweeney

Statement of Reason Memorandum for Imposing Sentence.