You may be liable for injuries caused by your product from the moment it hits shelves until long after it has been purchased. And your "product" may include a lot more than you realize, such as:
Because you can be held legally responsible for so many aspects of your products, it's important for your company to work with a lawyer to consider a risk management strategy. That strategy will generally rely on an organized way of documenting, investigating and following up on customer complaints about products you manufacture and sell, no matter how trivial they appear. Essential elements of good product loss prevention include:
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