Distributor of mineral spirits not entitled to summary judgment in products liability action

Distributor of mineral spirits, a component of a solvent to which cancer victims were allegedly exposed, was not entitled to summary judgment in products liability action absent a showing that the component was not inherently dangerous. Brady v. Calsol, Inc. - filed October 7, 2015, publication ordered October 30, 2015, Second District, Div. Eight Cite as 2015 S.O.S. 5265 Full text http://sos.metnews.com/sos.cgi?1115//B262028

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