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Successor Liability in Washington: When a Successor Should be Liable for a Predecessor's Products Liability—<em>Meisel v. M & N Modern Hydraulic Press Company</em>
This note examines the problem of products liability in the context of modern corporate practice. First, this note addresses products liability doctrine and its underlying rationale. Next, the note focuses on the conflict between the policies underlying the products liability doctrine and the trad
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