Legal Opinion
Honchell v. General Electric Co.
Ohio Court of Appeals
Decided January 31, 1995No. C-930667PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Per curiam
Plaintiffs-appellants, Wanda Honchell and Norman Honchell, filed a complaint against General Electric Company (“GE”), defendant-appellee. Wanda Honchell claimed that she was injured when GE assigned her to a job in which it knew that injury was substantially certain to occur. Norman Honchell claimed that he suffered loss of consortium because of the injuries that his wife subsequently sustained. The trial court entered summary judgment against the Honchells, and from that judgment they appeal.
Wanda Honchell was an employee at the GE Evendale plant in Hamilton County, Ohio. As an employee, she…
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