· 3/30/2016
John E. Bulington v. State of Indiana (mem. dec.)
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- finding coworker’s testimony that decedent must have worked with certain products “a lot” because “he worked in the shipyard for 20 something years” to be speculative
- applying the Lohrmann test in a mesothelioma case under South Carolina tort law
- applying the Lohrmann test in a mesothelioma case under South Carolina tort law
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