Namislo v. Akzo Chemicals, Inc.
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
During the course of her employment with Akzo Chemicals, Inc., Mary C. Namislo was exposed to mercury. During that employment, she became pregnant with Amber Namislo. As a result of the exposure to mercury, Mary and Amber both suffer from mercury poisoning.
Mary and her husband, Ricky E. Namislo, both of them acting individually and as parents and next friends of Amber, sued Akzo Chemicals, several co-employees, and Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company, alleging that Akzo Chemicals and the co-employees had negligently and wantonly caused the mercury poisoning and had negligently failed…
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