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Eastern manufacturing products inc. as a result of targeting by unethical product liability attorneys, eastern, a small manufacturer of a revolutionary crawfish steamer, currently has a multimillion-dollar class action lawsuit pending. although the steamer is completely reliable and safe, one person was injured as a result of using it inappropriately. other purchasers have joined the lawsuit in an effort to collect "free" funds. how would you expect this situation to affect the assessment of eastern’s financial condition and performance?

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