Lack of Warnings

When a product is sold to the public, consumers have the right to use that product for its intended purpose without fear of defects that would render it unnecessarily and unforeseeably dangerous. It is the responsibility of those who release, market, and distribute the product to advise consumers of any potential hazards involved in its use, usually through clearly labeled warnings on the packaging of the product. When insufficient, unclear, or missing consumer warnings result in serious injury or death, those responsible for the lack of adequate warnings can be held liable.

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