Edward Sherman v. Polymer Resources Ltd. A driver for a Glastonbury trucking company, Edward Sherman, was struck on the shoulder by an overhead loading door in Farmington. He was picking up pallets of plastic raw materials from Polymer Resources Ltd., which owned and was responsible for maintaining the 170-pound door, manufactured by Overhead Door Inc.
Michael D’Amico, of Watertown’s D’Amico, Griffin & Pettinicci, represented Sherman – who sustained injures to his back and spine — in the negligence action against Polymer, a Farmington supplier of industrial plastics and resins.
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