Ark. Jury Finds for Defendants in Welding Fume Injury Case
August 30, 2006
EL DORADO, Ark. - An Arkansas jury has found for the defendants in what was the state's first welding fume trial, HarrisMartin Publishing is reporting. Calloway v. Lincoln Electric Co., et al. No. CV04-0473-6 (Ark. Cir. Ct., Union Cty.).
The Union County Circuit Court jury returned the verdict on Aug. 30, after a three-week trial and two days of deliberations in Ronald Calloway's trial. Calloway claimed his exposure to welding fumes caused his neurological injuries.
"We are extremely pleased that this Arkansas jury has joined the overwhelming majority of juries around the country that have already heard and rejected similar …
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