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EVANS v. VISUAL TECHNOLOGY INC.

Nos. 91-CV-0685(NPM), 92-CV-0358(NPM).

953 F.Supp. 453 (1997)

Debra C. EVANS and Mitchell B. Evans, Plaintiffs, v. VISUAL TECHNOLOGY INCORPORATED, and Lockheed Corporation, a/k/a Delaware Lockheed, Defendants. Debra C. EVANS and Mitchell B. Evans, Plaintiffs, v. ONTEL CORPORATION, Defendant.

United States District Court, N.D. New York.

February 19, 1997.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Lipsitz, Green, Fahringer, Roll, Salisbury & Cambria L.L.P. (Neil J. McKinnon, Michael A. Ponterio, of counsel), Buffalo, NY, for Plaintiffs.

Cozen & O'Connor (William P. Shelley, Richard C. Mason, of counsel), Philadelphia, PA, for Defendants Visual Technology Inc. and Ontel Corp.

Peltz & Walker (Alexander Peltz, of counsel), New York City, for Lockheed Corp. a/k/a Delaware Lockheed.

Hiscock & Barclay, L.L.P. (Robert A. Barrer, of counsel), Syracuse, NY, for Lockheed Corp. a/k/a Delaware Lockheed.

MEMORANDUM-DECISION & ORDER

McCURN, Senior District Judge.

I. BACKGROUND

In these products liability and negligence actions,1 plaintiff Debra C. Evans alleges that she suffered repetitive stress injuries ("RSI") from the use of keyboard equipment manufactured, sold and distributed by defendants. Plaintiff Mitchell B. Evans, Ms. Evans' husband, alleges separate causes of actions for loss of consortium.

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