Dallas Law Blog 2012 September Rulings on faulty Chinese drywall open door to claims against manufacturer Previous Post | Next Post Rulings on faulty Chinese drywall open door to claims against manufacturer Posted By Dean Gresham || 7-Sep-2012 The Fort Myers (FL) News-Press (9/6, Wozniak) reports, "New rulings by state and federal judges that say a major manufacturer of defective Chinese drywall can be held accountable in U.S. courts is being called a breakthrough in the years-long quest to make foreign companies liable for their faulty products." As the News-Press describes, "the decisions Tuesday by federal Judge Eldon Fallon in New Orleans and Friday by Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Joseph Farina cover six drywall cases. They say Taishan Gypsum Ltd. does fall under the jurisdiction of U.S. courts and homeowners can pursue claims against it." Categories: Commercial Litigation, Defective Products, Toxic Torts / Environmental Share Post
Dallas Law Blog 2012 September Rulings on faulty Chinese drywall open door to claims against manufacturer Previous Post | Next Post Rulings on faulty Chinese drywall open door to claims against manufacturer Posted By Dean Gresham || 7-Sep-2012 The Fort Myers (FL) News-Press (9/6, Wozniak) reports, "New rulings by state and federal judges that say a major manufacturer of defective Chinese drywall can be held accountable in U.S. courts is being called a breakthrough in the years-long quest to make foreign companies liable for their faulty products." As the News-Press describes, "the decisions Tuesday by federal Judge Eldon Fallon in New Orleans and Friday by Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Joseph Farina cover six drywall cases. They say Taishan Gypsum Ltd. does fall under the jurisdiction of U.S. courts and homeowners can pursue claims against it." Categories: Commercial Litigation, Defective Products, Toxic Torts / Environmental Share Post
