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Typically, in products liability litigation, the product involved in the accident can yield much evidence from a simple visual inspection. But sometimes it is necessary to examine the product, part or component by actually changing its condition in some manner. When the examination goes beyond mere observation and risks or entails changing the condition or appearance of the product — a scenario referred to as “destructive testing” — special considerations arise, according to attorney Michael Hoenig.

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Typically, in products liability litigation, the product involved in the accident can yield much evidence from a simple visual inspection. But sometimes it is necessary to examine the product, part or component by actually changing its condition in some manner. When the examination goes beyond mere observation and risks or entails changing the condition or appearance of the product — a scenario referred to as “destructive testing” — special considerations arise, according to attorney Michael Hoenig.

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Typically, in products liability litigation, the product involved in the accident can yield much evidence from a simple visual inspection. But sometimes it is necessary to examine the product, part or component by actually changing its condition in some manner. When the examination goes beyond mere observation and risks or entails changing the condition or appearance of the product — a scenario referred to as “destructive testing” — special considerations arise, according to attorney Michael Hoenig.

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