A seller is liable if a product is materially altered after it leaves the seller's possession and the alteration causes an injury.

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A seller is generally not liable for injuries caused by a materially altered product that was no longer in their possession or control. However, if the alteration was reasonably foreseeable or the seller was involved in the alteration, they may still be held liable.

A Seller Is Liable If a Product Is Materially Altered