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Should successor liability only apply in product liability cases? |
Should successor liability only apply in product liability cases? I can't think of a place it applies other than product liabilty. No. It should also apply in contract, or intentional tort cases. I think it should always apply. When you take over something, you assume its assets and liabilities. |
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