The resolution urges the Louisiana State Law Institute to study the inclusion of digital products under the Louisiana Products Liability Act. This Act currently holds manufacturers accountable for damages caused by their products when deemed unreasonably dangerous. With the rise of digital products, which are now recognized and taxed under Louisiana law, the resolution emphasizes the need for these products to be subject to the same safety standards as traditional products. It highlights the importance of clarifying the responsibilities of digital product designers and manufacturers to ensure the safety of Louisiana citizens.

The resolution calls for the Louisiana State Law Institute to provide recommendations to the House of Representatives regarding this potential expansion by February 1, 2026. It aims to ensure that digital products are treated similarly to other products in terms of liability, thereby enhancing consumer protection in the digital age. A report of the findings will also be submitted to the David R. Poynter Legislative Research Library as part of the legislative process.