Your product leaves your hands. Responsibility does not.

I often see businesses believe risk ends once a product is sold.
In reality, that is when a different kind of risk begins.

If a product causes injury, illness, or property damage, the manufacturer or seller can still be held accountable.
Even when intent was never harmful.
Even when quality checks were followed.

Product liability insurance exists for this reason.
It protects businesses when claims arise due to defects, design issues, or unforeseen usage outcomes.

The impact is rarely limited to compensation alone.
Legal costs escalate.
Brand credibility comes under pressure.
Management time gets diverted into defence rather than growth.

The businesses that scale responsibly understand this early.
Selling a product also means standing behind it.