Products Liability Law In Michigan

Product Liability in Michigan by Justin Hakala is the leading treatise on Michigan product liability. Drawing from his vast knowledge, Hakala has gathered comprehensive information into one volume by drawing on research and briefing first completed for his own cases. The book covers key issues of product liability unique in Michigan including the statutory structure, specific state requirements, damage caps, and exceptions In addition, general product liability topics familiar to practitioners—from automotive products to consumer goods—are discussed with reference to Michigan law. Wherever possible, both state and federal law is discussed. For attorneys who represent both plaintiffs and defendants that have cases in Michigan or involving Michigan law, this book is an essential reference.

Product Liability Case Digest Here's a unique first-stop research tool that describes all the latest product liability cases by type of case, so you can quickly find key cases and typical issues involving similar products. Completely updated for this 2020 Edition, Product Liability Case Digest covers the full range of products in six main categories: Construction Equipment and Materials Consumer Products Farm Machinery and Products Medical Products Motor Vehicles Workplace Products An invaluable tool for the busy practitioner, Product Liability Case Digest provides an immensely valuable head start to research by helping you quickly identify the most relevant and current decisions likely to affect your product liability case. It will save you incalculable amounts of time and money. Previous Edition: Product Liability Case Digest, 2019 Edition, ISBN 9781543800708¿

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Products Liability: Problems and Process, is a challenging yet student-friendly and accessible book that has proven itself over time. Written by exceptional instructors who also served as the two reporters for the Restatement (Third) of Torts: Products Liability, there is no better introduction to this intriguing topic than this casebook. In addition to the stellar authorship of this concise casebook, you will notice these outstanding features: The text fully integrates the Restatement rules and comments. The problem-based approach applies the law to real-life situations . Student-friendly mix of cases, notes, and problems that introduces students to black letter law and its underlying policies. Further refinements to the Sixth Edition include: New problems New cases, including: Parish (Iowa S. Ct.) on category design liability Greene (Michigan S. Ct.) on failure to warn Williams on punitive damages This compact yet inclusive casebook provides everything you need to teach an engaging, enlightening course in Products Liability. Put to the test in classroom after classroom, edition after edition, Products Liability: Problems and Process, Sixth Edition, is justifiably a favorite among students and professors alike.