In order to prevail in a product liability action, a plaintiff must establish to a certainty that the product was not damaged after its purchase.

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In a product liability action, a plaintiff must prove that the product was defective when it left the defendant's control and that the defect caused the plaintiff's injury. Absolute certainty about post-purchase damage is not required; rather, the focus is on the condition of the product at the time it left the seller or manufacturer.

In Order to Prevail in a Product Liability Action, a Plaintiff