In Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh included, typically the jury will decide if the product was dangerous or not. There are two possible tests that the jury can implement to make this determination: the consumer expectation test and the risk-utility test. Under the consumer expectations test, it can be determined that a product was defective if a reasonable consumer would find that it didn’t function how they expected it to, and it was unsafe. Under the risk-utility test, the plaintiff must prove that the users of the product are exposed to a risk that is greater than the utility provided by the product.