
In regards to strict liability or negligence?
There was a recall for a child’s water can that was shaped like a duck. Now the recall states that the beak was painted with paint that contained lead, which is a direct violation that prohibits using paint that contains lead and using it on a child’s toy. Now my question is would you sue for negligence or would you sue for strict liability. And if the other side could defend themselves, what could they do to defend themselves.
Was someone hurt by this?
Seems like an important part of the suit. If it was not, no one would ever stage a recall. Recalls are to alert the public to a danger. If just by telling someone something COULD be a danger, it does not mean it HAS hurt you.
Think of the consequences if this was the law. A homeowner who shouted “fire” in a crowded room could be held liable and negligent. Even if everyone got out safely.
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