1. The manufacturer breached its duty to warn;
   • a. About latent dangers resulting from foreseeable uses of its product of which it knew or should have known; or
   • b. About the danger of unintended uses of a product provided these uses are reasonably foreseeable;
2. The breach of the duty to warn rendered the product defective, i.e., reasonably certain to be dangerous; and
3. The defect was the proximate cause of the plaintiff’s injury.

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