In article ,
Oren wrote:

On Thu, 8 Apr 2010 17:49:52 -0400, "Sanity" wrote:

The answer is look closely at the text of the demand letter you
posted. Under contracts. Lowe's has indemnified themselves from
liability. Under that contract the have advised the manufacturer to
contact their insurance carrier, for liability insurance claims.
Lowe's has indemnified themselves but that usually means if someone
sues them and wins, then they have the contractural right to get
reimbursed by the maker. That agreement is with the Mfr. and has no
impact on whether someone could sue Lowes and win.



If my Toyota, had an unintended accelerations: should I sue Toyota or
the local dealer?

Aggressive lawyer would sue both PLUS whoever made the part(s)
involved.

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