Emmett Lee Miller v. The Chemstrand Corporation
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Per curiam
Emmett Lee Miller, plaintiff-appellant, -sued the Chemstrand Corporation, defendant-appellee, to recover damages .arising from his employment by the defendant, The Chemstrand Corporation. The complaint was predicated on four ■causes of action: 1) negligent failure of the defendant to use due care to furnish and provide plaintiff with a reasonably safe place in which to work resulting in injury and disability of the plaintiff when he contracted toxic hepatitis; 2) damages resulting from the breach by the defendant of a promise to pay medical expenses; 3) damages for breach by the defendant of…
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