Plainfield resident Joe Corcoran is suing Sealectric Inc., claiming he was electrocuted and severely injured after using the Thermatron, which the company makes. The equipment is used in welding and sealing. Courtesy photo.
A $500,000 personal injury lawsuit filed Thursday claims a Connecticut man was electrocuted while using a piece of heavy equipment manufactured by New Jersey-based Sealectric.
February 11, 2019 at 12:14 PM
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A Plainfield man has sued one of the makers of the Thermatron, claiming a defect in the equipment, which is used for welding and sealing, caused him to be electrocuted.
A product liability civil lawsuit filed Thursday in U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut on behalf of Joe Corcoran alleges he was using the heavy equipment when something went terribly wrong.
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