Oklahoma Liability for Increased Harm — Products Liability is a form of liability that holds manufacturers and sellers liable for any harm resulting from a product they sold, even if the product is used in a manner not intended by the manufacturer or seller. This type of liability applies when a product is unreasonably dangerous, meaning it creates an unreasonable risk of harm or injury and the lack of safety features makes it hazardous to use. It can also apply if the product has inadequate warning labels or instructions that fail to warn the user of potential dangers. There are two types of Oklahoma Liability for Increased Harm — Products Liability: strict liability and negligence. Strict liability applies when a product is unreasonably dangerous as designed or manufactured and the manufacturer or seller knew or should have known the product was unreasonably dangerous. Negligence applies when a manufacturer or seller fails to use reasonable care in manufacturing or selling a product, resulting in harm or injury to a user.