Personal Injury & Torts
Nov. 5, 2001
Lingering Questions
To satisfy the element of causation in a product-liability case, a plaintiff must prove that the defendant's product was a "substantial factor" in bringing about his or her injury. BAJI (Book of Approved Jury Instructions) 3.76, 3.77.
By Barry J. Thompson and Bradley O. Cebeci
To satisfy the element of causation in a product-liability case, a plaintiff must prove that the defendant's product was a "substantial factor" in bringing about his or her injury. BAJI (Book of Approved Jury Instructions) 3.76, 3.77.
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To satisfy the element of causation in a product-liability case, a plaintiff must prove that the defendant's product was a "substantial factor" in bringing about his or her injury. BAJI (Book of Approved Jury Instructions) 3.76, 3.77.
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