Personal Injury & Torts
Nov. 16, 2005
Liability Defense Can Argue Plaintiffs 'Should've Known'
Focus Column - By David Martinez and Hassan Allen - Subject to certain exceptions, manufacturers, distributors and sellers of defective products are strictly liable for physical injuries resulting from product defects. A product may be defective because of a design or manufacturing flaw, or because the defendant failed to provide adequate warnings about the product's dangers.
By David Martinez and Hassan Allen
Subject to certain exceptions, manufacturers, distributors and sellers of defective products are strictly liable for physical injuries resulting from product defects. A product may be defective b...
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