In law,a product is defective if,despite any warnings,the risk of harm outweighs its usefulness in doing what it's designed to do.This is called negligence per se.

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Negligence per se refers to an act that is considered negligent because it violates a statute or regulation. The concept of a product being defective due to its risks outweighing its usefulness is related to product liability, not negligence per se.

In Law,a Product Is Defective If,despite Any Warnings,the Risk of Harm