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<em>Shepard v. Superior Court</em>—Recovery for Mental Distress in a Products Liability Action
In Shepard v. Superior Court, the California Court of Appeals held that a party directly witnessing injury to a close relative could recover damages for resulting mental distress in a strict products liability action. By recognizing a duty to avoid infliction of emotional distress in a products liab
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