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A products-liability action is a type of lawsuit that can be brought against a company that makes, sells, or leases a product. This can happen if someone is hurt, killed, or has their property damaged because of something that went wrong with the product. It doesn't matter what legal reasons are given for the lawsuit, as long as it's related to the way the product was made, designed, installed, or put together. Another name for this type of lawsuit is a product-liability action.
A products-liability action is a type of lawsuit that can be brought against a manufacturer, seller, or lessor of a product. This type of lawsuit can be brought for personal injury, death, or property damage caused by the product. It doesn't matter what legal theory is used to bring the lawsuit, as long as it is related to the product.
These examples illustrate how a products-liability action can be brought against a manufacturer, seller, or lessor of a product for personal injury, death, or property damage caused by the product. It doesn't matter what legal theory is used to bring the lawsuit, as long as it is related to the product.