- Design defects that exist before manufacture of a product. The product may be dangerous due to a design flaw.
- Manufacturing defects, the Legal Information Institute notes. In these instances, manufacturing defects occur during production of an item.
- Defects in marketing, such as giving improper instructions or failure to warn consumers of potential dangers.
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