What are the main theories of product liability and their essential elements?

• A. Negligence, strict liability, and breach of warranty; elements include a defect, causation, and damages; strict liability does not require showing fault.
• B. Intentional torts, negligence, and fraud; elements include misrepresentation and damages; strict liability requires fault.
• C. Strict liability, negligence, and battery; elements include physical injury and causation; warranty requires fault.
• D. Negligence only; existence of defect and damages.

Answer: (A)