What Does LI Stand For?

LI stands for Learned Intermediary

The term "Learned Intermediary" (LI) refers to a legal doctrine that protects certain professionals, such as doctors or lawyers, from liability for product-related injuries or damages when they adequately inform and educate their clients about the risks associated with a product or service. The doctrine asserts that these intermediaries have a duty to convey necessary information competently, thus serving as a bridge between the manufacturer and the end-user. By fulfilling this role, they help ensure that clients make informed decisions, potentially limiting the intermediary's responsibility in the event of a dispute.

Added on 27th September 2008 | Last edited on 16th June 2025 | Edit Acronym