How Can a Plaintiff Prove That a Defect Exists in a Product

question 2

Multiple Choice

How can a plaintiff prove that a defect exists in a product?

• A) Through the introduction of expert testimony only.
• B) Through the introduction of expert testimony and/or circumstantial evidence.
• C) Through the introduction of circumstantial evidence.
• D) Through the introduction of expert testimony, which is always required, and sometimes circumstantial evidence.
• E) Through evidence other than expert testimony, which is never reliable because experts are paid.

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