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Started Nov 15 2012, 20:24
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Nov 15 2012, 20:24
A standard of negligence in product liability needs proof of 3 things - a) that an individual or organization knew or ought to have glorious of a flaw or danger related to a product, b) that the person or organization didn't repair or warn of the flaw or danger, and c) that the flaw or danger was the direct reason for the plaintiff's injuries.
Proving negligence is commonly a extremely complicated and tedious method. However, the nice news is that several product liability cases square measure supported the abundant easier school of thought of strict liability. This school of thought holds that a manufacturer is responsible for any and every one injuries caused by its merchandise, whether or not or not it had been negligent in manufacturing them.
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