Alarcon v. Alcolac Inc.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
Ken Wise, Justice
A Gulf War veteran sued a chemical manufacturer, alleging that during the Gulf War he suffered personal injuries as a result of exposure to mustard gas manufactured with a chemical precürsbr supplied by the- manufacturer. In response, the manufacturer filed a no-evidence summary judgment motion, which the trial court granted.’ On appeal, the primary issue concerns whether the veteran presented more than a scintilla of admissible evidence that the manufacturer’s chemical precursor was used in the mustard' gas that allegedly injured him. In' a cross-issue, the…
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