The legislation would shield manufacturers from punitive damage claims — the most aggressive legal recourse
allowed against manufacturers — unless very specific negligence can be demonstrated.
Not exact matches
27 Centrally, this approach involved policing not just for size but also for conflicts of interest — like whether
allowing a dominant shoe
manufacturer to extend into shoe retailing would create an incentive for the
manufacturer to disadvantage or discriminate
against competing retailers.28
But she added that taking money from infant formula
manufacturers gave «huge power and credibility to corporations that are doing enormous harm to child health» and that it was «totally
against what the World Health Assembly is saying about
allowing the promotion of these products.»
«I don't understand how the mayor, who wants to be characterized as a national leader on gun control, has
allowed his people to vote
against divesting from gun
manufacturers,» he said.
A product liability case
against a pharmaceutical or medical device
manufacturer may be appropriate if the
manufacturer failed to warn the public about inherent dangers in a drug, hid information about serious drug implications from the FDA, failed to follow marketing protocol, or
allowed a product to be introduced to the market when the
manufacturer knew or should have known of the product's potential danger.
At the same time, the Act of God defense, which previously had been used to routinely dismiss lawsuits
against manufacturers, was essentially discarded by the courts and no longer
allowed.
In addition to a claim
against the negligent party in a crash like this, the burn injuries that are suffered by drivers and passengers because of the automotive defects in manufacture or design may
allow to a claim
against the car
manufacturer for product liability, breach of warranty and negligence.
High dollar award judgments and a supreme court that
allowed a plaintiff to bring suit
against a company for another
manufacturer's product have given Alabama a less - than - stellar litigation reputation.
The Innovation Act would
allow manufacturers and suppliers to step into litigation
against their customers.
For example, the Innovation Act included provisions that would
allow a
manufacturer to step into the shoes of its customer and defend its products
against claims of infringement.
The Shanghai Consumer Rights Protection Commission has filed a lawsuit
against Samsung (and local
manufacturer Oppo) alleging that the Galaxy Note 3 does not
allow users to uninstall a lot of pre-installed apps.
Helped develop additional resources and furniture
manufacturers to
allow the company to better compete in the marketplace
against key competitors.