When a purchased product doesn’t meet your expectations, you’re certainly disappointed, but when that product is defective to the point of causing injury or death, it’s another story—perhaps with a tragic ending. Our experience with product liability cases includes the following:

• Machines
• Household products and appliances
• Tools
• Building materials
• Motor vehicles
• Food
• Toys
• Clothing and apparel
• Recreational and athletic equipment
• Infant safety products
• Car accessories—tires, seat belts, airbags, car seats

Even when properly labeled with warnings, defective products are still a liability of the manufacturer. There are three types of defects involving commercial, consumer or medical products:

• Design: the product was inherently unsafe but manufactured anyway.
• Manufacturing: despite an adequate design, the product was made incorrectly or with faulty materials.
• Failure to warn or instruct: Inadequate or missing instructions for and warnings about use of the product.

Reach out for a free consultation if you or a family member has incurred injuries due to a defective product. We’ll be glad to analyze your case and provide quality legal advice for proceeding with compensation.