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Strict liability is a theory of law that applies to a product that causes harm to the consumer when the product is used normally and properly. The seller and manufacturer are held strictly liable if certain factors defined under state law are met. It is the duty of a manufacturer to use reasonable care to design the product in such a way as to make it safe for its intended use. If a manufacturer breaches this duty, he or she may be held liable, regardless of any actual knowledge or any fault on the part of the consumer. Under products liability law, most states have strict notice requirements that the consumer must meet in order to maintain his or her cause of action against the manufacturer and seller. If you have been injured by a defective product, be sure to consult with a personal injury law attorney experienced in the products liability law of your state.


