Product liability refers to the legal responsibility of manufacturers, distributors, and sellers of products for injuries or damages caused by their products.

It is the manufacturer's job to ensure that their products are safe for use, providing along with the necessary information to use them correctly. Defects can happen during the process, putting customers at the risk of causing harm to individuals.

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Product defects recognized by Texas Law

1. Design Defects: A design defect exists when a product is unreasonably dangerous due to its design. This means that even when the product is made and used exactly as intended, it is still inherently dangerous. In other words, the design of the product is flawed or inadequate, and it poses a risk of harm to consumers.
2. Manufacturing Defects: A manufacturing defect is a problem that occurs during the production of the product. It is a flaw or a defect in the product that is not intended to be there. This means that the product was designed correctly, but the problem occurred during the manufacturing process, making the product dangerous or defective.
3. Marketing Defects: A marketing defect arises when a manufacturer fails to provide adequate warnings, instructions, or labels for the product. This means that the product itself may not be defective, but the manufacturer has failed to warn consumers about potential hazards associated with using the product.

Steps to take after a personal injury

1. Seek immediate medical treatment.
2. Document the accident.
3. Notify the relevant parties.
4. Follow your doctor's instructions.

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