With theory, courts attempt to balance the interests of the plaintiffs in recovering for injuries caused by defective products against the manufacturers' interests in not being held liable for injuries caused by a product they did not produce.

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The market share theory allows courts to allocate liability among manufacturers based on their market share of a product, balancing plaintiffs' recovery interests with manufacturers' liability concerns.

With Theory, Courts Attempt to Balance the Interests of the Plaintiffs