What counts as proof of product liability, and what type of evidence is needed to show that a defective product directly caused injury, illness, or financial loss?
Proof of product liability means proving that a defective product caused your injury, illness, or financial loss. You must show the product was faulty and that this fault directly led to the harm.
In a product liability claim, useful evidence includes:
Medical reports linking your injury to the unsafe product
Photos or videos of the faulty item
The damaged product itself for inspection
Receipts or proof of purchase
Witness statements or expert reports
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