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: Scottsdale Personal Injury LawyerSupreme Scrooge: Arizona's Supreme Court Delivers a Serious Blow to Products Liability
By Geoff Trachtenberg
Worried about lead in your toys this Christmas? You now have something else to worry about - if those toys harm or kill your children, your rights and remedies in the state of Arizona are under serious attack.
This week, in State Farm Ins. Co. v. Premier Mfg. Sys. Inc., the Arizona Supreme Court held that, despite centuries-old common law "strict liability" in product liability cases, Arizona's Legislature eliminated such protections (in 1984) when they enacted the Arizona Uniform Contribution Among Tortfeasors Act, commonly referred to as UCATA.
Full post as published by Scottsdale Personal Injury Lawyer on December 09, 2007 (boomark / email).
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