For a product to qualify as "unreasonably dangerous" it must be dangerous to an extent beyond that contemplated by an ordinary consumer who purchases it, with ordinary knowledge about the product's characteristics.
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Thompson v. Philips Electronics North America Corp.
U.S. District Court
November 26, 2012
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