Farber v. Lok-N-Logs, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding amendment to product liability statute of repose could not resurrect action which prior version of statute of repose had already extinguished
• holding amendment to product liability statute of repose could not resurrect action which prior version of statute of repose had already extinguished
• applying § 25-224 to product liability claim against manufacturers of chemical wood preservatives and treated logs used in construction of barracks
• describing products at issue as “liquid penta” and “penta-treated logs”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).