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Husch Blackwell: The Sixth Circuit Tosses the Specific Defect Requirement under Tennessee Law

The Sixth Circuit Tosses the Specific Defect Requirement under Tennessee Law
By Jonah Hall and Magda Patitsas on Apr 18, 2022

Under the Tennessee Products Liability Act, plaintiffs used to be required to identify a specific defect or condition that made the product unreasonably dangerous and proximately caused the alleged injuries. Click here to read more.

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