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inlawrev-2380	Neff, R. Matthew	Products Liability and the Reasonably Safe Product	1980	9	.pdf	application/pdf	3951	213	53	The authors, members of the two disciplines most closely con- cerned with products liability — management and the law,^ pool their resources to analyz[e] the role of technology and its interface with the law. Specifically, they seek to examine whether the practice of products litigation [is] based on established legal principles and . . . Synopsis The authors begin their consideration of the value of applying legal principles to the design process with a brief discussion of the three basic theories of products liability: negligence, turning on the conduct of the defendant; strict liability and implied warranty, turn- ing on product quality and contractual expectations; and express warranty and misrepresentation, turning on product performance vis-a-vis explicit representations.	cache/inlawrev-2380.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2380.txt