In New Jersey, someone harmed by a defective product may pursue a strict liability product liability claim. This means that it is not necessary to prove that a manufacturer or retailer committed some sort of negligent or reckless action that caused a product to be defective. All that is required is to show that the product is unreasonably dangerous. However, users who are hurt by defective products can still argue that a product suffered from a defect that resulted from a manufacturer’s or retailer’s failure to exercise ordinary care.