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North Dakota reforms praised
GENERAL-AVIATION product-liability reforms enacted by North Dakota have been hailed as a model for other US states. North Dakota has established a ten-year limit on an aircraft-manufacturer's liability for manufacturing defects, arguing that the 18-year statute of repose passed by US Congress in 1994 does not go far enough.
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