Product liability claims can arise when a vehicle or auto part, a tool or appliance, a children’s product, or another consumer product injures someone because it breaks, malfunctions, or is unsafe in ordinary or reasonably expected use. These cases may involve the manufacturer, a component supplier, or another company that sold or distributed the product.
If a product may have caused an injury, preserving the product, packaging, instructions, receipts, photos, and repair or recall information can be important. Product liability cases may involve design defects, manufacturing defects, inadequate warnings, or failures in the supply chain.
Product Liability Case Factors
- • Design defects affect entire product lines.
- • Manufacturing defects occur during production.
- • Warning defects involve inadequate instructions.
- • Multiple parties may be liable in the supply chain.
Design defects, manufacturing defects, and inadequate warnings — we evaluate claims to find the strongest legal theories for recovery. Serious product injuries may also involve brain or spine injury claims or, in fatal incidents, wrongful death claims.