Legal Question in Business Law in New York

It's not clear where the liability you reference stems. If you are talking about liability related to the business of pubication and book sales, then this is on the publisher and not you. If you are talking about liability related to the substantive content of the book then potentially you as the author could be implicated, but it is a fact dependent analysis.

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There's no answer to this question because it would depend on the exact facts and circumstances which brought about this liability you're worried about. What are "violation of consumer rights?"

Good luck.