Roger N. Phelps v. Sherwood Medical Industries and Argyle Associates

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• “Under Indiana law, Phelps could prevail under strict products liability theory only if he could demonstrate that the allegedly defective product reached him ‘without substantial alteration in the condition in which it is sold . . . .’”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).