Yes. In California, product manufacturers are held strictly liable for: Designing inherently faulty products (design defects); poorly manufacturing otherwise safe products (manufacturing defects); and failing to warn consumers about the product's dangers and risks (warning defects). If you are injured by a defective product, you do not have to prove that they resulted from the manufacturer's mistakes. Instead, you need to show that your injuries resulted from you using the product in a reasonably foreseeable way that any consumer would.