Defective Product Claims Questions
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What does product liability law involve?
It involves any injury or death that has resulted from the use of a defective consumer product. The consumer product could be anything from a medication to a children's toy.
In what ways can a product be considered defective?
The design or manufacturing process could be flawed, making the product malfunction in a dangerous way (i.e. SUV rollovers). The product may not have appropriate warning labels or instructions on how to avoid injury when assembling or using the product.
Who can be held accountable for defective products?
It depends on the specific details of each case, but any party involved in the manufacturing or distribution of a defective product could be held liable in court.
Who is held responsible if I have sustained an injury from taking a dangerous prescription drug?
Oftentimes the manufacturer of a dangerous drug is the defendant in product liability lawsuits. However, if your doctor did not explain the dangers of the medication to you before you took it, he or she could also be held accountable.
What damages can I sue for in a product liability lawsuit?
You can seek damages for current and future medical bills, current and future lost wages and pain and suffering.
What is the statute of limitations for a product liability lawsuit?
It is generally two years from the date of injury or death.
If you believe you or a loved one is a victim of a defective product, contact us today. During your free consultation we can discuss the details of your case and use our decades of experience to recommend the best course of legal action.
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