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October 21, 2008
Is Electricity a "Product"?
So asks William Ruskin over at Toxic Tort Litigation Blog. (I missed this nugget back in September, and think it worth mentioning, albeit tardily). Ruskin comments on a recent Connecticut decision holding that "once electricity entered the homeowner's residence, it constituted a 'product' rather than a 'service' and that plaintiff could proceed under the Connecticut Product Liability Act." Ruskin considers this to be the "emerging majority view nationally."
- SBS
October 21, 2008 in Products Liability, Teaching Torts | Permalink
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