“Even accepting the assertion that the manufacturer was ‘located in Macao,’ the delivery of the batteries to Ohio shows that LG Chem had some connection to Ohio,” the high court said.
June 30, 2022 at 01:47 PM
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A products liability lawsuit regarding LG Chem’s exploding lithium ion batteries may proceed in Ohio, the state Supreme Court ruled June 22.
The Supreme Court of Ohio unanimously denied the chemical company’s writ of prohibition seeking to prevent Lucas County Judge Michael R. Goulding from presiding over trial of the products lability case brought by plaintiffs Jeremy M. Darrow and Dale J. Mocek (collectively referred to as the “Darrow plaintiffs” in the opinion).
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