How can a plaintiff prove that a defect exists in a product?
A)Through the introduction of expert testimony,which is always required,and sometimes circumstantial evidence.
B)Through evidence other than expert testimony,which is never reliable because experts are paid.
C)Through the introduction of expert testimony only.
D)Through the introduction of expert testimony and/or circumstantial evidence.
E)Through the introduction of both expert testimony and circumstantial evidence.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A)Plaintiffs usually prove that a defect exists by means of 1)experts who testify as
to the type of flaw in the product that led to the plaintiff's injury and/or 2)evidence of the circumstances surrounding the accident that would lead the jury to infer that the accident must have been caused by a defect in the product.

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