Schutte v. Celotex Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• proximate cause in failure to warn case requires showing that “an adequate warning would have prevented the plaintiff’s injury by altering the conduct involved”
• “[T]he conduct of a trial is within the control of the presiding judge and does not result in error warranting reversal unless there is some proof of prejudice.”
• \[T]he conduct of a trial is within the control of the presiding judge and does not result in error warranting reversal unless there is some proof of prejudice.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).