David C. BARKER and Christina L. Barker, Husband/Wife, v. DEERE AND COMPANY, Appellant

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• noting that the burden of demonstrating substantial similarity falls upon the proponent of the evidence
• evidence of other injuries not admissible unless circumstances of other occurrences are “substantially similar”
• when performing Azzarello analysis, a court must view the evidence in the light most favorable to the plaintiff
• jury may infer from presence of other substantially similar accidents that design defect existed

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