There are three types of product liability claims that can be made. A strict liability claim involves an injury that occurred when a product was being used as it was intended due to a defect in the product or other unreasonably dangerous conditions. A breach of warranty claim may be made if an injury occurs because a product did not function as designed. A negligence claim may be based on the failure of a product manufacturer, distributor, or seller to take reasonable care to design or produce a product or warn about the dangers of using the product.