...to parties who may be subrogated to the claimant's rights under this Act. SEC. 120. PUNITIVE DAMAGES (a) Punitive damages may be awarded if the claimant...or bystanders who might be injured by the product. (b) If the trier of fact determines that punitive damages should be awarded, the court shall determine...

...Punitive damages could be awarded! if otherwise permitted by applicable law, if a plaintiff "establishes by clear and convincing evidence that the harm suffered was the result of conduct manifesting a manufacturer's or product seller's conscious, flagrant Indifference to the safety...

...was manufactured. It also limits the imposition of damages to instances where the plaintiff presented clear and convincing evidence that the harm suffered was the result of "conduct manifesting a manufacturer's or product seller's conscious, flagrant indifference to the safety...

...to award punitive damages: "Punitive damages may, ... be awarded ... to any claimant who establishes by clear and convincing evidence that the harm suffered was the result of conduct manifesting a manufacturer's or product seller's conscious, flagrant indifference to the safety...

...awarded in any civil action subject to the civil provisions of the Act to any claimant who establishes by "clear and convincing evidence" that the harm suffered was the result of conduct manifesting a manufacturer's or product seller's "conscious, flagrant indifference" to the...

...provides for a uniform burden of proof and a uniform standard of liability. A claimant bust establish by clear and convincing evidence that the harm suffered "was the result of conduct manifesting a manufacturer's or product seller's conscious, flagrant indifference to the safety...

...burden of proof and a uniform standard of liability. By virtue of S 6 (a), a claimant must establish by clear and convincing evidence that the harm suffered "was the result of conduct manifesting a manufacturer's or product seller's conscious, flagrant indifference to the safety...

...burden of proof and a uniform standard of liability. By virtue of §203(a), a claimant must establish by clear and convincing evidence that the harm suffered “was the result of conduct manifesting a manufacturer's or product seller's conscious, flagrant indifference to the safety...

...greater. Subsection (c) will also prohibit the awarding of punitive damages unless a victim can establish by "clear and convincing evidence that the harm suffered was the result of conduct manifesting actual malice." Subsection (d) eliminates joint and several liability for non-economic...