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caved in and buried the three men beneath wet dirt and clay. On November 8, 2010, Wayne

Kelly’s wife, Nancy, and his children, Patricia Goldman, Timothy Kelly, and Jonathan W.

Kelly (the Kellys), filed suit against multiple defendants, including Hanco and American Air,

in the Circuit Court of the Second Judicial District of Jones County, alleging negligence as

the proximate cause of Wayne Kelly’s death. Because the regulations of the Occupational

Safety and Heath Administration (OSHA) allegedly had been violated by the defendants, the

Kellys filed a combined motion for summary judgment on liability against Hanco and

American Air on January 29, 2013. Hanco and American Air then moved for summary

judgment, respectively, arguing that the MississippiEffects of Neurotropin on polysomnographic patterns in normal humans.
The effects of Neurotropin, an analgesic drug, on polysomnographic patterns were investigated in 6 male healthy volunteers aged from 18 to 23 years (mean age 21.1 years). Polysomnographic recordings were made for 6 consecutive nights from each subject. An inert placebo, identical to the Neurotropin tablets, was given on the first 3 nights and on the sixth night. Forty-eight mg of Neurotropin (4 tablets containing 12 mg of Neurotropin each) was administered on the fourth and fifth nights. The drug and placebo were administered orally 30 min before starting the record of polysomnograms, i.e. around 22.00 h and continued until the natural awakening of the subjects the next morning. The polysomnographic record of the first night was discarded from the