Category: Product Liability

Summary: A product liability claim attempts to hold a designer, manufacturer, distributor, or seller accountable for a dangerous product Product liability claims can be based on design defects, manufacturing defects, or failure to warn Victims of dangerous products must prove they suffered injuries and damages because of a product’s defects People can file product liability claims for breach of warranty People can suffer severe injuries

Manufacturers and designers can make mistakes in creating consumer products that can lead them to malfunction and cause severe injuries. Products with design and manufacturing defects will not operate as they usually should, exposing consumers to harm. Consumers can experience severe injuries, such as facial injuries, broken bones, and knee injuries, because of these defective household products. Household products like appliances, toys, furniture, and heating

Many products, such as car parts, medications, and toys, can have manufacturing, design, and labeling defects that can lead to severe injuries. Companies responsible for designing, manufacturing, distributing, and selling these products can be held liable for negligence that leads to these products injuring consumers. They must ensure the products consumers buy operate safely and can be held liable for a product liability claim if

Dangerous products can cause people harm because of manufacturing, design, and labeling defects, leaving parties like designers, manufacturers, distributors, and sellers liable for damages. Product liability claims hold companies in the distribution chain accountable for their negligence, leading to consumers suffering severe injuries from dangerous products like defective tires, household appliances, or drugs. If you received a severe injury from a dangerous product, you could