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Why Is Distinguishing Design Vs Manufacturing Defect Important? Have you ever wondered why distinguishing between design and manufacturing defects is important in product liability cases? In this informative video, we'll explain the key differences between these two types of product issues and why understanding them matters. We’ll start by defining what a design defect is and how it impacts all units of a product from the start. Then, we'll explore manufacturing defects, which occur during the production process and typically affect only specific batches or units.

We'll discuss how legal standards differ when claiming a design defect versus a manufacturing defect, including the types of proof required and liability considerations. You'll learn how these distinctions influence the scope of product recalls, lawsuits, and damages you might seek after an injury. Additionally, we’ll cover how manufacturers can defend against certain claims and what consumers should look for when building a case.

Whether you're a consumer, legal professional, or manufacturer, understanding these differences can help you navigate product safety issues more effectively. Join us for this clear and straightforward explanation, and subscribe to our channel for more helpful insights on consumer laws and product safety.

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