Legal and Regulatory
Recent Court Decision Reinforces Economic Loss Rule
A recent court decision barred claims against manufacturers, reinforcing the economic loss rule, which has been adopted by a majority of U.S. courts.
By Christopher Utrera
December 8, 2020
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by Christopher Utrera
Christopher Utrera has been with Haber Law since 2016. As a Florida Bar Board Certified Construction Lawyer, he is experienced in handling a wide variety of matters in the areas of construction law, commercial and business litigation and complex tort litigation.
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