CompuDyne ordered to disclose relationship with asbestos-containing product

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CLEVELAND (Legal Newsline) – An Ohio appeals court has held that disclosure is proper in an asbestos case where the defendant failed to provide information in its interrogatories detailing the company’s history and relationship with the asbestos-containing product at issue.

Judge Sean C. Gallagher delivered the Sept. 3 opinion in Ohio’s 8th District Court of Appeals for Cuyahoga County, affirming the lower court’s decision to deny in part a request for a protective order. Judges Larry A. Jones and Kenneth A. Rocco concurred.

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