Product liability refers to a category of legal actions that seek compensation for victims of defectively made products who have been hurt or murdered. These are frequently complicated issues that necessitate a detailed investigation to pinpoint the cause of the flaw and the neglect that made it possible for it to enter the production process.

Product liability claims are governed by the laws of each state. However, a product is typically considered legally flawed when the plaintiff establishes that it contains a flaw that renders it unsafe for its intended use or other reasonably anticipated applications. It can be challenging and time-consuming to demonstrate the existence of a product flaw.