Recent developments in product liability law are of great significance for manufacturers, distributors and consumers. Britain and the rest of the EEC have adopted a "no-fault" or "strict liability" concept, similar to that operating in the United States, so that, following the Consumer Protection Act 1987, a victim of a defective product no longer need establish negligence by the producer to succeed in a claim for compensation. This book sets out the current law in the UK and provides practical advice on methods of reducing the risk of marketing a defective product, of defending claims when they arise and of effective risk management.
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