Thomas P. Gmelich Business Law Blog

    In Mansur v. Ford Motor Company, the Court of Appeal ruled that a trial court did not have to instruct the jury that it could use the “consumer expectations test” to determine if a vehicle design was defective in a products liability case, because there was not enough non-expert evidence as to what an ordinary consumer would have expected of the safety of the vehicle.
 
    Omeedeh Mansur was killed when her 1996... Read More