The Senate Resolution No. by Senators Luneau, Carter, and Miller 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 establishes liability for manufacturers of physical products that are deemed unreasonably dangerous and cause injury during their anticipated use. With the growing prevalence of digital products, the resolution emphasizes the need for these products to be held to the same safety standards as traditional products, ensuring consumer protection in Louisiana.

The resolution highlights the importance of clarifying the responsibilities of digital product designers and manufacturers, especially in light of recent judicial interpretations of federal law that may impact liability. It calls for the Louisiana State Law Institute to report its findings and recommendations to the legislature by February 1, 2026, thereby addressing the evolving landscape of product liability in the digital age and ensuring that Louisiana citizens are adequately protected from potential harms associated with digital products.