· 2/5/2003
Lavergne v. America's Pizza Company, LLC
Citations
- 838 So. 2d 845
- 2003 WL 246028
How courts have described this case
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- “[T]he LPLA's exclusivity provision eliminates a general negligence cause of action for damages caused by a product... .” (emphasis omitted)
- “While the LPLA’s exclusivity provision eliminates a general negligence cause of action for damages caused by a product, it does not eliminate the liability of a manufacturer for damages caused by the negligent use of its product by one of its employees.”
- “While the LPLA’s exclusivity provision eliminates a general negligence cause of action for damages caused by a product, it does not eliminate the liability of a manufacturer for damages caused by the negligent use of its product by one of its employees.”
- “While the LPLA's exclusivity provision eliminates a general negligence cause of action for damages caused by a product, it does not eliminate the liability of a manufacturer for damages caused by the negligent use of its product by one of its employees.”
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Judges: Ezell
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