As consumers, we rely on products to meet our everyday needs, assuming they will function safely and as intended. However, when a product proves defective, it can result in accidents, injuries, and even death. In Michigan, product liability laws are in place to protect consumers and hold manufacturers accountable for their faulty products.
What is Product Liability?
Product liability refers to the legal responsibility of manufacturers, distributors, and sellers for the injuries caused by defective products they produce or distribute. When a product is defective, unreasonably dangerous, or lacks proper warnings, those harmed by the product have the right to seek compensation for their injuries.
Examples of Product Liability Cases
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Defective Design: One type of product liability case involves defective design. If a product's design is fundamentally flawed and poses an injury risk to consumers, it may be considered defective. For example, a car with faulty brakes that fail to function properly can lead to severe accidents and injuries.
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