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Will the PREP Act Adequately Protect U.S. Automakers That Are Now Making Ventilators from Future Product Liability Claims?

May 13, 2020 5:54:07 AM

Daniel E. Tranen

The Connecticut Supreme Court restricts the plaintiff’s ability to rely on the “Malfunction Doctrine” to support a Product Liability claim

Oct 1, 2014 10:43:15 AM

Eric W.F. Niederer

Automotive products

Will the PREP Act Adequately Protect U.S. Automakers That Are Now Making Ventilators from Future Product Liability Claims?

May 13, 2020 5:54:07 AM

Daniel E. Tranen

Automotive products

The Rise of Driverless Cars

Jan 25, 2016 10:46:30 AM

Stanley J. Pun

Car, Automotive products, Fire

The Connecticut Supreme Court restricts the plaintiff’s ability to rely on the “Malfunction Doctrine” to support a Product Liability claim

Oct 1, 2014 10:43:15 AM

Eric W.F. Niederer

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Automotive products

Will the PREP Act Adequately Protect U.S. Automakers That Are Now Making Ventilators from Future Product Liability Claims?

The Rise of Driverless Cars

The Connecticut Supreme Court restricts the plaintiff’s ability to rely on the “Malfunction Doctrine” to support a Product Liability claim

Automotive products

Will the PREP Act Adequately Protect U.S. Automakers That Are Now Making Ventilators from Future Product Liability Claims?

The Rise of Driverless Cars

The Connecticut Supreme Court restricts the plaintiff’s ability to rely on the “Malfunction Doctrine” to support a Product Liability claim

Blog Editors

Phil Quaranta
Deputy Editor

About Our Firm

About This Blog

Automotive products

Will the PREP Act Adequately Protect U.S. Automakers That Are Now Making Ventilators from Future Product Liability Claims?

The Rise of Driverless Cars

The Connecticut Supreme Court restricts the plaintiff’s ability to rely on the “Malfunction Doctrine” to support a Product Liability claim

Automotive products

Will the PREP Act Adequately Protect U.S. Automakers That Are Now Making Ventilators from Future Product Liability Claims?

The Rise of Driverless Cars

The Connecticut Supreme Court restricts the plaintiff’s ability to rely on the “Malfunction Doctrine” to support a Product Liability claim

Blog Editors

Phil QuarantaDeputy Editor

About Our Firm

About This Blog

Phil Quaranta
Deputy Editor