Product liability and wind system manufacturers: proposals for protection
R. J. Noun
Abstract
R. J. Noun
Abstract
Information is presented concerning product liability law and small wind machine manufacturers; judicial direction in product liability law; the role of standards is assessing potential liability; the impact of potential liability on wind system product liability insurance; the manufacturer's role in product liability prevention; and the federal role in policy alternatives to help minimize liability.
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Information is presented concerning product liability law and small wind machine manufacturers; judicial direction in product liability law; the role of standards is assessing potential liability; the impact of potential liability on wind system product liability insurance; the manufacturer's role in product liability prevention; and the federal role in policy alternatives to help minimize liability.
Key concepts: Product liability, Strict liability, Liability, Liability insurance, Business, Product (mathematics), Legal liability, Actuarial science