Lawing v. Trinity Manufacturing, Inc.
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtFew, C.J.
Scott Lawing suffered severe burns over almost half his body when a large amount of a highly-flammable chemical caught fire at his jobsite. He brought a products liability lawsuit against several entities in the supply chain for the chemical. After a six-week jury trial, the trial court awarded substantial damages to Lawing and two of his co-workers. Lawing nevertheless appeals, arguing the trial court made two erroneous rulings. First, Lawing contends the court erred in *17finding he was not a “user” of the chemical and granting summary judgment against him on his strict liability claim.…
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- Clark v. CantrellSupreme Court of South Carolina · 2000
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