If a product sold on the market fails to meet legal standards,the company might be considered to be negligent per se.

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Negligence per se occurs when an individual or entity violates a statute or regulation, and this violation leads to an injury or damage that the statute was designed to prevent. If a product fails to meet legal standards and causes harm, the company could indeed be considered negligent per se, as they violated laws meant to ensure safety or quality.

If a Product Sold on the Market Fails to Meet