Which of the following is true in a products liability case?

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In a products liability case, the plaintiff must prove her case with a preponderance of the evidence, which means that it is more likely than not that the defendant's actions or product caused harm to the plaintiff. The plaintiff does not necessarily need to have purchased the product from the defendant (answer B), and there may or may not be a duty owed depending on the circumstances (answer A). As for proximate causation (answer D), it is certainly an important element for the plaintiff to prove, but its absence would not automatically result in a loss for the plaintiff.

Which of the Following Is True in a Products Liability