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Represented a manufacturer in a personal injury, product liability appeal. The plaintiff was injured during his service in the National Guard. The Supreme Court of New Jersey adopted McCarter’s position that the plaintiff could sue a fellow guardsman for injuries sustained in the accident. Phillips v. State, Dept. of Defense, 98 N.J. 235 (1985)