When a company releases a product to the public, it must ensure the product is safe. Yet, each year, negligent manufacturers release defective and dangerous products––harming countless people.
We Manage Product Liability Cases Involving These Factors
We advocate for product liability claimants who have suffered harm because of:
- Poorly-designed products: A design defect refers to an inherent fault in the product’s design that makes it dangerous to the consumer. The flaw impacts the entire product line instead of a single unit. An example would be a line of medications that causes adverse side effects in consumers.
- Manufacturing defects: Manufacturing defects only occur in specific units or batches of products. The defect may occur due to errors during the product’s construction or production.
- Labeling defects: Labeling defects occur when products don’t have warning labels or certain instructions. For instance, a medication with inaccurate dosage instructions could harm the consumer.
USA.gov notes that some commonly recalled products include foodstuffs, cosmetics, child car seats, medications, toys, and vehicles. Remember: you can seek compensation even if the defective product in question was not recalled.
