State of New Hampshire v. Exxon Mobil Corporation & a.

How courts have described this case

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• discussing the development of New Hampshire’s product liability law and the efforts to avoid the “practically impossible burden” that many plaintiffs face in such cases
• discussing the development of New Hampshire’s product liability law and the efforts to avoid the “practically impossible burden” that many plaintiffs face in such cases
• discussing the development of New Hampshire’s product liability law and the efforts to avoid the “practically impossible burden” that many plaintiffs face in such cases
• discussing the development of New Hampshire’s product liability law and the efforts to avoid the “practically impossible burden” that many plaintiffs face in such cases
• \We hold as a matter of law that the State's [MTBE tort] claims are not preempted by federal law.\
• “Pursuant to RSA 507:7-e and DeBenedetto, defendants may ask a jury to shift or apportion fault from themselves to other nonparties in a case.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).