King-Bradwall Partnership v. Johnson Controls, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that application of Tennessee’s products liability statute of repose “involve[d] neither a fundamental right nor a suspect class.”
• finding that the plaintiff’s suit was governed by the statute of repose because it fell under the TPLA’s definition of a “product liability action”
• “the Supreme Court of Tennessee ‘has adopted a virtually identical equal protection standard or analysis under Article XI, Section 8 of the Tennessee Constitution.’ ”
• “the Supreme Court of Tennessee ‘has adopted a virtually identical equal protection standard or analysis under Article XI, Section 8 of the Tennessee Constitution.’”

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