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What damages does the law allow in product liability cases?

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What damages does the law allow in product liability cases?

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A. Generally, the plaintiff is to be reasonably compensated for all injuries and losses resulting from the occurrence in question. Damages are split into two general categories: economic (past and future), and noneconomic (past and future).

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