Manufacturers have a legal duty to provide safe products and can be held liable for defective products. A recent case within the last 3 years provides an example of product liability for a design defect, manufacturing defect, or failure to warn. Advertising influences consumer decisions but can create contract liability if claims are deceptive or violate warranty law. The document asks the reader to discuss these topics, provide a recent case example from legal databases to support one type of product liability, and explain how advertising could theoretically breach warranty or be deceptive.

1. 500 words
Discuss the following:
The legal duty of manufacturers is to provide for safe products
in the marketplace today.
Research using the legal database below
and provide a caselaw example
within the last three years
of a defective product liability case or case in litigation today
pursuant to product liability defect. Be sure to explain the law
in regards to design defect, manufacturing defect or failure to
warn cause of action and define and explain these terms and
your case in full.
The power of advertising influences consumer decisions about
products today. Explain the contract product liability warranty
theories per the text reading and research a case example that is
unfair and deceptive and violates the law as to one or more of
these theories.
See Section 13-2: Advertising as a Contract Basis for Product
Liability in the chapter reading.
Legal research database from the Online Library Search page at
https://research.strayer.edu,
or through this direct link:
https://libdatab.strayer.edu/login?url=https://www.nexisuni.com
Please substantiate your answers and provide your research
sources following SWS requirements. Only scholarly and
credible sources are allowed.