If a producer did not foresee a possible danger with a product that does, in fact, cause injury, the producer cannot be held negligent in tort.

Name: If a producer did not foresee a possible danger with a product that does, in fact, cause injury, the producer cannot be held negligent in tort.
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A producer has a duty to anticipate foreseeable risks of harm associated with their product. If they fail to do so and the product causes injury, they can be held liable for negligence in tort.

If a Producer Did Not Foresee a Possible Danger with a Product