Consumer Warranty Law: 12.3.6 Failure to Warn
In addition to liability for manufacturing defects and design defects, a manufacturer may be strictly liable if its failure to warn the buyers of defects renders the product unreasonably dangerous.156 The duty to warn extends to all reasonably foreseeable uses of a product.157 The court will evaluate the warning from the perspective of an ordinary user of the product, as opposed to someone completely unfamiliar with the product.158