Answer:
The answer is: C) Market share liability
Step-by-step explanation:
In Sindell v. Abbot Laboratories et al. (1980) the "market share liability doctrine" was delineated by the Supreme Court of California.
It allows a plaintiff to establish a case against a group of manufacturers for an injury caused by a product. The plaintiff doesn't need to know or demonstrate which manufacturer supplied the product. Each manufacturer is responsible for the injuries in proportion to their market share of the product.