Mercurio v. Louisville Ladder, Inc. Defendant made a motion in limine to preclude plaintiff's expert in plaintiff's action asserting a design defect in a ladder caused him to fall and the court ...

More than 100 workers will lose their jobs after a ladder and climbing equipment plant in Louisville shuts down next year. Werner Co. will lay off 118 workers and permanently shut down its ...

Louisville Ladder moved for summary judgment after the discovery period ended, arguing that summary judgment was proper because Ojeda, who conducted no discovery, had not produced any evidence ...

Louisville Ladder denied Mr. Morejon’s allegations. Prior to trial, Louisville Ladder moved for partial summary judgment on Plaintiff’s failure to warn claim, which was granted by the Court.

When using a ladder, safety must always be a user's first concern. Yet each year in the United States, nearly 300 people die from ladder-related incidents, and more than 175,000 people are injured.

Jan 9, 2004 Updated Jan 9, 2004 3:15pm EST Back to Top Louisville Business First ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Werner Co., the maker of ladders and other products, will shutter its plant in the Jeffersontown area and lay off all 118 workers by March of 2019.

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