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Yes. Corners and edges can chip if struck by a hard object. My countertops have a curved edge to minimize chipping. Hairline cracks can also develop. These are not structural failures, they are inherent to the property of the material. They can be easily filled if necessary with an epoxy filler mixed with same pigment as the countertop.
