Schlier v. Milwaukee Electrical Tool Corp.

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• finding plaintiff failed to establish prima facie case of product malfunction where “[b]ased on plaintiff’s own evidence, there is at least one secondary cause which could account for the accident[,]” that is, plaintiff noticed the saw at issue was dirty and the blade was not new
• expert testimony required to prove that accident was caused by defect in electric saw, not wear and tear

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