She loved the phone, and used it everywhere.....including while in the shower one day.While talking on the phone in the shower, she heard a loud pop and felt a burning sensation on her face.She suffered a third degree burn on her face and some loss of hearing, which may or may not be permanent.She is suing Sandhill claiming that the phone was defective and the warnings inadequate.Sandhill points to the users manual, which warns "Do Not Get Wet" on the cover, and the small sticker on the phone that says the same thing.They claim no phone is waterproof, although the Super2000 is the most water-resistant phone on the market.In testing, the phone never emitted any type of shock that could cause a burn even when submerged in a bathtub.J.B. claims that she never received the users manual from her father, and doesn't remember seeing the sticker.(Unfortunately, the phone was lost by a paramedic while J.B. was in the emergency room, so there's no way to know if the sticker was affixed.)

Analyze this product liability case, looking at the specific claims of manufacturing and design and warning defects.you are an attorney for the plaintiff (J.B.), and need to provide your best arguments to support your claim that Sandhill is liable