User:RexOmnipotens/sandbox

Issue: We are only liable for the protection claims we make about our products features when our product is being used correctly.

Rules: Generally, "D.	Related but distinct: warranties (part of contract law – Bagley pp. 313-317 – but somewhat similar): (1)	Express – verbal or written specific promises of fact that turn out not to be true (2)	Implied warranty of… a.	merchantability (product sold safe for ordinary foreseeable use) b.	fitness for particular purpose (seller knew product needed for a specific need for which it was ill-suited)	Harm based on breaching these warranties can result in liability (may be easier to prove & more damages)" -from Adam Sulkowski's Outline on Torts.

Analysis: Product only works when proper instructions are followed and product is being use correctly.

Conclusion: The company needs to show user how to properly use the product and make it know that our claims are only true when device is being properly used. Unless consumer is using product correctly our warranties are not valid. Warranties are countered with disclaimers.

Related Article for us to possibly edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warranty https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disclaimer

Netural Voice Summary: In most states, products inherently come with implied warranty of mechantiblity; however, in states like Massachusetts under consumer protection law, it is illegal to disclaim this warranty on household goods sold to consumers.