Chamberlain McHaney represented one of the most advanced semiconductor plants in the United States in this case where Plaintiff, an independent contractor’s employee, alleged he slipped and fell on developer fluid, a fluid used in the semiconductor process, that leaked from equipment located on the plant’s premises causing him serious injuries. Chamberlain McHaney filed a Traditional and No-Evidence Motion for Summary Judgment on behalf of the plant, attacking the existence of the dangerous condition as well as the requisite knowledge element of Plaintiff’s premises liability case. The motion further argued that the alleged condition was open and obvious based on Plaintiff’s own deposition testimony. The summary judgment motion was granted. David E. Chamberlain and Ethan F. Goodwin successfully handled this premises liability case for the firm.
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