The instant case has its roots in a death case brought by Stanley and Pearl Potempa in September, 1969 against Wasserman, their son's employer, Schindler (plaintiff in the instant case), as seller of a piece of equipment alleged to have caused their son's death, and Raymond (defendant in the instant case) as designer and manufacturer of the equipment. As a result of preliminary objections filed in...
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