Product-liability claims:
A) will never be a problem for U.S. companies marketing in Western Europe because of cultural differences.
B) are legal actions claiming that an illness, accident, or death resulted from using a named product that was harmful, faulty, or inadequately labeled.
C) are filed against product categories rather than specific brands.
D) have decreased in number steadily since 1985 and will continue to do so.
E) are accurately described by all of the above.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Product-liability claims are indeed legal actions that allege harm, such as illness, accident, or death, due to the use of a product that was harmful, faulty, or inadequately labeled. This definition accurately captures the essence of what constitutes a product-liability claim.

Product-Liability Claims