Omer Batuhan Dogan

University of Miskolc, Faculty of Law, Graduate Student

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My PhD in law is specialised in the field of Tort Law, with a particular focus on Product Liability, Compensation, Contract and Insurance Law. This enables me to gain a comprehensive understanding of the position of such damages in insurance coverage. In my studies, I use Comparative Law effectively to enhance my expertise in the legal systems of European, Asian and American manufacturing countries, including the EU, USA, Türkiye and Japan, with a focus on product liability.

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Product liability rules worldwide Japan, US and Türkiye

Multidiszciplináris Tudományok, 2024

The present article is to examine the similarities and differences in the methods for regulating ... more The present article is to examine the similarities and differences in the methods for regulating product liability issues within very differing countries, owing different legal culture and located in distant geographical areas, namely USA, Japan and Türkiye. These countries have a decisive economic influence on the world market that is growing with the effect of mass production worldwide. The USA was the cradle of product liability law, and now, it has spread to all countries. As a result of the global development and the national reception or adoption of existing legal solutions, a rich body of sources is available for a comparative analysis, which was the main research method used for preparing this work. This study analyses these above-mentioned adaptation processes. In addition, the analysis of these national regulations or legislative approaches may also provide insights into the future developments. The aim is to examine whether the additions made by the countries concerned to the law of another country can preserve the originality of their national law. Contrasting these product liability national regimes, this study scrutinizes how the chosen countries can maintain the originality of their national law during the adaptation of foreign legal solutions and phenomena.

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