This concise and comprehensive Understanding treatise is designed to complement any products liability casebook. Part I consists of an overview of the complex body of products liability caselaw and statutes that has developed over the past century. The chapters follow a functional approach and begin with the four theories that are the foundation of all products liability cases: warranty, misrepresentation, negligence, and strict liability. Separate chapters in Part I then examine the principle types of product defects (design, manufacturing, and failure to warn) and some of the problems involved with proving that the product was defective and that the defect was the cause of the injury. Finally chapters focus on the various defenses available in a products liability action and the types of damages that a plaintiff may seek. An understanding of products liability law also requires an examination of the issues involved in the prosecution or defense of a products liability case. Part II addresses a range of those issues, including researching the case; drafting the complaint; interrogatories and requests to admit facts; requests for the production of documents; discovery and evidence depositions; protective orders; and discovery enforcement.
In support of its motion, Thomas submitted a memorandum of law and excerpts from the deposition of Huntington's president and chief operating officer, Kevin Clifford. According to Clifford's deposition testimony, Huntington owned and ...
Product liability law suits yield more million-dollar-plus judgments than any other class of personal injury law suits. This book provides practicing engineers, technical managers, and engineering students with a basic...
This useful treatise explains background & current law pertaining to all types of products liability causes of action in California, from both a substantive & procedural standpoint. It includes theories...
503 H Teff, 'Products Liability in the Pharmaceutical Industry at Common Law' (1974) 20 McGill LJ 102,105 and R Goldberg, 'Products Liability' in A Grubb, J Lang, and J McHale (eds), Principles of Medical Law (4th edn, OUP, 2017), ...
In the detailed reports in this book, the World Tort Law Society proves that it is in an ideal position to examine the most significant concepts.
This is the first and only and‘one-stop shopand’ for lawyers that offers the necessary practical information relating to liabilities in connection with products in the major jurisdictions where the law of product liability is most fully ...
This hornbook delves into the expanding field of products liability law. It focuses on the major issues of products liability law, addressing them in a clear, comprehensive manner. The book...
Procedural Aspects of Chapter 93A Claims Prior to bringing a § 9 claim, a would-be plaintiff must send a demand letter to the putative defendant “identifying the claimant and reasonably describing the unfair or deceptive act or practice ...
Fast, reliable source on products liability. This authoritative summary shows how a rule is applied and its rationale; addresses procedure and strategy questions; and discusses common-sense issues. In addition, this...
The Law of Products Liability