In Massachusetts, product
liability actions typically assert claims of both negligence and breach of warranty and normally contain a count under chapter 93A, Massachusetts's consumer protection statute
Not exact matches
They
typically want to collect all of the information to assess
liability and costs to the company before deciding on a course of
action.
While a DPA is a sanction and a sort of public rebuke, the company is not required to admit wrongdoing and so, as
typically with insurers acting for a defendant insured, the
action can be settled without admission of
liability.
Food poisoning and food - injury related claims are
typically brought as product
liability actions.