McClain v. Chem-Lube Corp.

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• presumption overcome when plaintiff's expert opined that defendant's product might violate OSHA formaldehyde emission standards at plaintiff's workplace
• “We find that Chem-Lube failed to satisfy the threshold requirement of [section] 34-51-2-16, namely, asserting any nonparty defense in its first answer.”

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