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Litigation

Dec. 2, 2000

Breaking it Down

When presenting a product liability case to jurors, it is important to present a comprehensive array of information. There are many issues to consider regarding product liability and unfair business practices. Key points in the case investigation and preparation should be foreseeability, duty to warn, responsibility, burden of proof, malicious intent, oppression and disregard for consumers' well-being.

By Marshall L. Hennington and Melissa L. Whitson
        When presenting a product liability case to jurors, it is important to present a comprehensive array of information. There are many issues to consider regarding product liability and unfair business practices. Key points in the case investigation and preparation should be foreseeability, duty to warn, responsibility, burden of proof, malicious intent, ...

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