In Pa., No Duty To Advise Of Optional Safety Devices

Law360, New York (November 4, 2015, 11:28 AM EST) -- Earlier this month, the Eastern District of Pennsylvania dismissed plaintiff's negligence and §402(B) strict liability claims on summary judgment in Morello v. Kenco Toyota Lift. The court reserved dismissal of the §402(A) and related breach of implied warranty claims pending Daubert hearings. This decision sharpens Pennsylvania Courts' interpretation of §402(A) and reinforces that product manufacturers can still secure summary judgment under Pennsylvania law....

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