A man who lost his lower leg after being injured by a stump grinder he rented from Home Depot survived a two-pronged attack on his product liability suit in federal court.
August 17, 2011 at 06:30 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New Jersey Law Journal
A man who lost his lower leg after being injured by a stump grinder he rented from Home Depot survived a two-pronged attack on his product liability suit in federal court on Tuesday.
In Bashir v. Home Depot , 08-cv-4745, District Judge Joel Pisano in Trenton rejected summary judgment motions arguing that Home Depot, as a mere lessor, is immune from claims under the state Products Liability Act and that the plaintiff spoliated evidence.
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