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· 7/13/1994

Jenkins v. James B. Day & Co.

Citations

  • 1994 Ohio 63
  • 69 Ohio St. 3d 541

Syllabus

Torts—Products liability—Federal Hazardous Substances Act provides limited preemption of state law in area of hazardous substances labeling—Action for inadequate labeling of hazardous substance covered by FHSA brought pursuant to state law that imposes labeling requirements identical to FHSA requirements is not preempted.

Judges: Alice Robie Resnick, J.

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