The Senate Resolution urges the Louisiana State Law Institute to conduct a study and provide recommendations regarding the inclusion of digital products under the Louisiana Products Liability Act. This Act currently holds manufacturers liable for damages caused by their products if they are deemed unreasonably dangerous. With the recent recognition and taxation of digital products by the state, the resolution emphasizes that businesses creating digital products should adhere to the same safety standards as those manufacturing traditional products, ensuring consumer protection.

The resolution also highlights the need for clarity in the legal responsibilities of digital product designers and manufacturers, especially in light of recent judicial interpretations of federal law that may impact liability. By requesting a thorough examination of this issue, the resolution aims to ensure that Louisiana citizens are adequately protected from potential harms associated with digital products. The Louisiana State Law Institute is tasked with reporting its findings and recommendations to the legislature by February 1, 2026.