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Products Liability

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Products Liability: Applies to:   1) Goods (not services) 2) Sold by a commercial supplier, manufacturer, retailer Not a casual seller 3) No substantial alteration of the defective aspect of the product a) Excep: D is liable for injury that results form foreseeable misuse of D's prod  
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Products Liability: Purpose   1) Incentivize manufacturers to assure safety of their products 2) Incentivize innovation 3) Manufacturers are generally CCA and we want them to avoid all accidents worth avoiding  
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Products Liability: Defenses   1) Substantial modifications (to the part of the product that causes harm 2) Unforeseeable misuse 3) Open and obvious (only a defense when the danger can't be designed out  
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Manufacturing Defects: 3rd Res.   The product departs from its intended design even though all possible care was exercised in the preparation and marketing of the product  
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Manufacturing Defects: P Has to Show   1) The product was defective 2) Making it more dangerous 3) Caused an injury  
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Design Defects: Three Tests   1) Consumer Expectations: whether the product is more dangerous than the expectations of a reasonable consumer 2) Hybrid Test: (1) or if benefits of "defective" design don't outweigh risks 3) 3rd Res. - Whether there is a reasonable alt design  
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Design Defects: Secondary Injuries   1) Foreseeable that the defect would cause enhanced inures 2) The defect was not obvious 3) The defect caused an enhanced injury  
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Comment K: Pharmaceuticals   2nd Res. - Comment K: There may be certain products that help society so much that strict liability doesn't apply to them. Instead apply negligence 3rd Res. - Apply neg to all pharm drugs that a reasonable doctor would give to a class of persons safely  
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Warning Defects: Duty   Manufacturers have a duty to warn for foreseeable risks and warning must 1) be reasonable and 2) effectively communicate the warning Manufacturers have a duty to test the product for scientifically knowable risks and find them  
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Warning Defects: Considerations   1) Extent and likelihood of risk 2) Whether reasonable consumer expects the danger 3) Likelihood that too many warnings will reduce their effectiveness 4) Effectiveness of warning (languages, pictures)  
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Warning Defects: Pharmaceuticals   1) Drug manufacturers can warn through a learned intermediary 2) Manufacturers have to warn when they directly advertise to consumers or when limited doctor interaction 3) For hypersensitive consumers: risks to them must warn somewhere  
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