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Business, 13.07.2021 16:40 lizethdominguez037

A State A consumer was in a traffic accident with a State B driver. The State A consumer's car burst into flames, causing horrific injuries to the consumer. The State A consumer believes that his injuries were caused by both the State B driver's negligence and design defects in his own car. The State A consumer thus properly filed a tort action for damages against both the State B driver and the manufacturer of the car in federal court. The manufacturer is also a citizen of State B. The State B driver was also burned in the accident and believes that manufacturing and design defects in the State A consumer's car also caused his burns. Can the State B driver assert his tort claim against the State B manufacturer in the pending action asserted by the State A consumer

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