EXPERT PRODUCT LIABILITY LAWYER USA

We are an independent network of product liability lawyer specialists whose expertise will maximize your personal injury claim. Defective product claims require specialist legal knowledge and experience. If you are the innocent victim of a dangerous or substandard product or as a result of a drugs recall or a medical device failing to meet a reasonable standard of safety then you may be able to recover compensation. Our lawyers are experts who will deal with your claim using a contingency fee arrangement. If you don't succeed in receiving a settlement then your lawyer won't get paid one cent. You will receive a complete personal service from an expert product liability lawyer and you can rest assured that your legal claim is in safe experienced hands.

Manufacturers have a legal responsibility for the safety to their consumers. When consumers are injured or harmed by a product while using it in its intended manner then the manufacturers, wholesalers, designers, retailers, and anyone involved with the product being sold to the consumer may be liable to pay compensation. These cases may involve strict liability, negligence, breach of warranty, or misrepresentation and can arise as a result of a dangerous product, a drug recall or a defectively installed medical device. Product liability lawyers can take legal action for compensation as a result of failure to provide warnings when knowledge of hazardous products exists, failing to ensure that a defective or malfunctioning part is not used in products, or failing to warn when a fault exists that makes the product unsuitable for the purposes for which it was sold.

The Modern doctrine of ‘strict liability’ in defective product cases was first outlined in the case of Escola v. Coca Cola Bottling when Justice Traynor asserted that public policy demanded recovery of compensation for the plaintiff even if negligence could not be proven because the manufacturer was in the best position to take out insurance against the damage. Strict liability applies to anyone who is in the business of selling products and sells a product in such a condition as to pose an unreasonable danger of physical harm to the user or consumer, or to his or her property. There are three types of actionable defects which are manufacturing defects, design defects, and information defects. Manufacturing defects are present when the product is not what the manufacturer intended. Design defects are those that reach the consumer in the form intended by the manufacturer, but something in the design makes them dangerous, and foreseeable risks could have been avoided with an alternative design. Information defects are attributed to products that are unavoidably dangerous yet useful to society. They are only defective if appropriate, adequate warnings are not attached.

For free advice on the law from a specialist product liability lawyer just complete the contact form and a member of The Association Of Trial Lawyers Of America will telephone you immediately to discuss your compensation claim without further obligation.