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Your Guide to the Implied Warranty of Merchantability

Meta Description: Understand the implied warranty of merchantability—your automatic legal guarantee that goods are fit for their ordinary purpose under UCC § 2-314. Learn what it covers, when it applies, and how sellers can disclaim it. Understanding the Implied Warranty of Merchantability: Your Automatic Consumer Protection When you purchase a product from a commercial seller, […]

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Strict Liability: When Fault Doesn’t Matter in the Law

The Core Concept of Strict Liability In personal injury and civil litigation, holding a party responsible for harm often requires proving they were negligent—that they breached a duty of care. However, there is a powerful legal doctrine that shifts the focus entirely: Strict Liability Law. This standard holds individuals or entities legally responsible for damages

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Navigating Product Liability Claims: A Comprehensive Guide

Quick Overview: Product Liability Essentials Product liability is a branch of law that holds all parties in the chain of manufacture and distribution responsible for harm caused by a defective product. This guide breaks down the three primary theories of liability—Strict Liability, Negligence, and Breach of Warranty—and the three types of product defects to help

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