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Subject: RE: product liability
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From: "Lancair" <lancair-esp@ustek.com>

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From: Halle, John [mailto:JJHALLE@stoel.com]=20
Subject: RE: product liability
The other thing that affords protection on sale is a well-drafted sale
agreement.  There are a number of them out there and they can cause
plaintiffs' lawyers fits before they can even get to the question of
what caused the crash.

I have my GlaStar up for sale with 480 uneventful hours so the plane is
well proven to be constructed in a professional manner.  Now I need one
of the above mentioned sales agreements.  I'd be happy to pay for it, if
I could find one already researched and done and not have to pay for
reinventing the wheel.  Do you have a source in mind?  The EAA suggested
that I contact an attorney - not a lot of help there!

Robert M. Simon
ES-P N301ES