Rhode Island Product Liability | Inadequate Manufacturer Warnings
(This is an excellent Product Liability Article by James Witherspoon . This article is approved by Rhode Island Personal Injury Lawyer David Slepkow 401-437-1100)
Product Label Deficiencies
When you buy a product at the store, it is the responsibility of the manufacturer to detail any existing dangers or known allergens on the product’s label. This is because consumers may not know what all of the product’s dangers are. Many products today contain all kinds of chemicals that can be dangerous to you if you are not properly warned. Dangerous products include:
- Cleaning products
- Skin products
- Car maintenance products
- Hair products
- Inadequate Manufacturer Warnings on Products on December 12th, 2010
- Ford Expedition Deadly in Rollover Accidents on November 27th, 2010
- What Are the Causes of Construction Accidents? on November 7th, 2010
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- Accidents in US Amusement Rides on October 7th, 2010
Many of these are used for specific tasks or parts of the body and they should be labeled as such. Additionally, if a product has items that could cause serious injuries, such as sharp edges or pieces that could potentially break off, these hazards should be indicated on the label.
- Rhode Island Workers Compensation | Dangers of Repetitive Motion Injuries on December 12th, 2010
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