Crashworthiness litigation : principles and proofs.

Author(s)
Wittner, N.J.
Year
Abstract

This article explains fundamental legal principles applied in automobile crashworthiness litigation. It reviews landmark cases and important new court decisions that specify what the plaintiff must prove to prevail. Proof that the plaintiff suffered an "enhanced injury" is essential. The article describes what "enhanced injury" means, how it must be proven, and why expert testimony is vital. (A)

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C 2348 (In: C 2334) /84 /91 / IRRD 862190
Source

In: Accident reconstruction : human, vehicle and environmental factors : papers presented at the International Congress and Exposition, Detroit, Michigan, February 26 - March 2, 1990, SAE Paper 900371, p. 199-211, 121 ref.

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