Product-liability lawsuits against businesses that sell "unreasonably dangerous" products went up a hundredfold between 1950 and 2001,to a total of $205 billion.

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The increase in product-liability lawsuits against businesses for selling "unreasonably dangerous" products reflects a significant shift in legal and consumer attitudes towards corporate responsibility and safety standards over the latter half of the 20th century, culminating in substantial financial implications for businesses by 2001.

Product-Liability Lawsuits Against Businesses That Sell "Unreasonably Dangerous" Products Went