City of La Crosse v. Schubert, Schroeder & Associates, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that manufacturer of defective roofing materials may be liable for loss of value of roof under strict liability in tort
• stating willingness to permit recovery of economic loss where defective roofing materials caused roof to blow off and damage another portion of plaintiffs building
• manufacturer of defective roofing materials may be liable for loss of value of roof under strict liability in tort, and, in dicta, consequential economic damages are also recoverable
• manufacturer of defective roofing materials may be liable for loss of value of roof under strict liability in tort, and, in dicta, consequential economic damages are also recoverable
• “Wisconsin law requires privity of contract between the parties before liability can be founded on breach of express or implied warranty.”
• loss of profits recoverable in a strict liability action in Wisconsin

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).