Hines v. McWhirter

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• finding that end user plaintiff alleging economic loss plausibly alleged breach of express warranty against manufacturer based on manufacturer’s brochure and absent privity
• finding end user of a computer system may not maintain a cause of action against the system’s manufacturer sounding in breach of contract, in the absence of privity, “where the end user did not purchase the system from the manufacturer, but from an authorized dealer”
• “An express warranty can arise from the literature published about a product.” (citation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).