Forensic Engineering Investigations Of Product Liability Cases
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Product liabilityAbstract
Engineers Are Regularly Retained To Perform Investigations To Determine Whether Or Not A Product Is Defective And Liable For Injuries Sustained By An Individual Or Damages By A Commercial Entity. While Engineers Are Trained To Solve Problems Based On Physical Principles, Little Training Is Given To The Graduate Engineer To Determine Whether A Product Is Defective Or Not. Since The Majority Of Product Liability Actions Result From An Injury Sustained By An Individual Using A Product, The Engineer Is Ultimately Evaluating The Safety Of The Product. The Authors Of This Paper Will Detail A General Methodology To Investigate Product Liability Claims Through The Use Of Safety Engineering Principles.Downloads
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2008-01-01
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Ziernicki, Richard M., and Railsback Benjamin T. 2008. “Forensic Engineering Investigations Of Product Liability Cases”. Journal of the National Academy of Forensic Engineers 25 (2). https://doi.org/10.51501/jotnafe.v25i2.697.
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