Product Liability
If you or a loved one has sustained an injury due to the use of an unsafe or defective product, contact Nassar Law today. Defective products/Products liability cases are extremely complicated because they generally involve multiple parties.
Products liability cases involve calling in experts and numerous witnesses to testify as to the nature of the defect, whether the manufacturer could have designed or manufactured a safer product, whether the warnings associated with the product were inadequate, as well as whether any potential known risks of injury existed.
Typically, we bring in expert witnesses to help prove that the product was defective or dangerous, either due to defective design, defective manufacturing, or insufficient warning labels.
When you sue a manufacturer or retailer for selling a defective or dangerous product, you must prove that the product was dangerous because of either a defective design or defective manufacturing. If you believe that you have suffered an injury because of using a defective or dangerous product, contact Nassar Law as soon as possible. You may be entitled to receive damages from either the manufacturer or, in some instances, the retailer or anyone within the chain of distribution who sold you the product.
Each state has specific laws limiting when an injured person must file an action to recover monetary damages for injuries. Failure to act in a timely manner could result in the loss of much needed compensation for you and your loved ones. As a knowledgeable and effective Product Liability Lawyer, Greg Nassar knows what it takes to successfully pursue a defective product case.
Common examples of faulty, dangerous, or defective products may include (but are not limited to):
Chairs/Barstools that collapse when sat on
Defective electrical equipment (E.g., light fixtures or appliances)
Exploding batteries (E.g., electronic smoking devices)
Defective slides/stairs/ladders (children’s “bounce houses”)
Defective Medical Equipment (E.g., walkers or canes)
Defective or Dangerous Medical Devices (E.g., mesh hernia-repair patches)
Dangerous gym/workout equipment
Improper/Negligent repairs (E.g., a vehicle was repaired negligently; note: this may fall under general negligence/premises liability depending on the products used/services performed)
Dangerous Pharmaceuticals
Defective or Dangerous Automobile Parts or Tires
Dangerous or Defective Children’s Products including toys, strollers, cribs, etc.
Improper Packaging causing confusion, misuse, and injury
Insufficient Warning Labels causing confusion, misuse, and injury
Presence of Foreign Particles in Food or Drinks (E.g., glass, insects, body parts) — common injuries include anaphylactic shock
Contact a Personal Injury Attorney today to schedule a free initial consultation.
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The payout and laws vary for personal versus government related cases. Both private (meaning a non-government person) and government parties that are at fault fall under strict time limitations that do vary. Understanding the difference between the two types of cases can affect your rights and compensation you deserve. Reach out to make sure that you are properly protected and represented.