According to Florida law, and standard jury instruction 403.8, in order to prevail on a strict liability claim for failure to warn, a jury must determine a product is defective because “the foreseeable risks of harm from the product could have been reduced or avoided by providing reasonable instructions or warnings, and the failure to provide those instructions or warnings makes the product unreasonably dangerous.”
See: 403.8 Strict Liability Failure to Warn
Related:
- Does A Retailer Have A Duty To Inspect For Product Defects?
- Examples of Product Liability Cases – Bottles and Containers
- Florida Product Liability Lawyer
_______________
Do you have questions or comments? Then please feel free to send Alan an email or call him now at (954) 458-8655.
If you found this information helpful, please share this article and bookmark it for your future reference.