Yes - they are one of the largest underwriters of product liability and professional liability risks. It's unreasonable to sell a product for general use when you know in advance it will mislead anyone but a specialist. Lawsuits are society's way of enforcing product specifications and warranties. But lawsuits have their limits too. The buyer may sustain damages difficult to prove.
Statutes of limitations expire.
The seller may go bankrupt or skip town. He may stall. He may tie up the courts with legal maneuvering. So neither lawsuits nor the alternatives can enforce product specifications and warranties. Not in the sense that helps an individual buyer.