· 11/24/2004
Malbrough v. Crown Equipment Corp.
Citations
- 392 F.3d 135
How courts have described this case
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- holding, on interlocutory appeal, that expert testimony not always required by the terms of the Louisiana Product Liability Act to prove pri-ma facie design defect
- refusing to assess an asserted genuine issue of material fact because such “is not a question of law within the meaning of § 1292(b)”
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Judges: Garwood, Jolly, Barksdale
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