Product Liability

Product Liability

by Publishing, Infobase

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What happens if someone is injured or killed, or suffers health problems by using a product? Do people have a right to sue the manufacturers of such items? Through modern product liability laws, injured parties can make a claim in court, but such laws are often controversial. Before the 20th century, product lawsuits were rare, and injured consumers faced many legal barriers. Although it is now easier for people to recover damages, critics claim such laws are unfair to manufacturers. They also …

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Title Statements

  • Full title :Product Liability.

Summary

What happens if someone is injured or killed, or suffers health problems by using a product? Do people have a right to sue the manufacturers of such items? Through modern product liability laws, injured parties can make a claim in court, but such laws are often controversial. Before the 20th century, product lawsuits were rare, and injured consumers faced many legal barriers. Although it is now easier for people to recover damages, critics claim such laws are unfair to manufacturers. They also debate the proper standards for determining product liability and the kinds of rewards that should be rendered for damages. Product Liability explores these and other liability issues that affect the lives of every American consumer.

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:2010.

Publication Statements

  • Publisher(s):Infobase Pub
  • Place of Publication:New York
  • Language:eng
  • Publication Date:2010.

The Physical Object

  • Description:1 online resource (151 pages).

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9781604135091, 1604135093, 9781438132419, 1438132417
  • oclc:ocn642661991
  • LC Classification:KF1296 .P75 2010
  • Dewey Decimal:346.73038

Table of Contents

Cover; Contents; Foreword; Introduction; Point: Federal Liability Laws Are Needed; Counterpoint: Federal Liability Laws Are Unnecessary; Point: Strict Liability Standards Cause Economic Problems; Counterpoint: Strict Liability Standards Protect People; Point: Courts Should Have Less Discretion in Awarding Damages; Counterpoint: Courts Should Have Discretion in Awarding Damages; Conclusion: Debates Go On; Appendix: Beginning Legal Research; Appendix: Common Citation Forms; Elements of the Argument; Notes; Resources; Picture Credits; Index; Contributors.

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