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Upholding a $2.6 million verdict in a products liability case, the 3rd Circuit has affirmed its holding that Federal Rule of Evidence 407 allows plaintiffs who sue only the manufacturer to introduce evidence of "subsequent remedial measures" taken by the product's owner. Ordinarily, evidence of post-accident remedial measures is barred in order to prevent juries from viewing such measures as admissions of liability, but the court ruled that no such risk exists when the measures are taken by a nonparty.
August 02, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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