Representing Clients Who've Been Injured by a Defective or Unsafe Product

All of the parties involved in the chain of distribution who manufacture and supply an unsafe, dangerous, or defective product may be liable for the injuries caused by that product. This includes a component party manufacturer, assembling manufacturer, wholesaler, and retail store owner. Generally, a defect exists when a product is unsafe for its intended use, or for any reasonably foreseeable misuse. A design defect inherent in a product refers to a design flaw that makes the product unreasonably dangerous. Manufacturing defects occur during production or construction of the item. A marketing defect refers to improper or insufficient instructions, and to failures to warn consumers about possible risks and limitations associated with use of the product. Defects many be found in such items as automobiles, car seats, industrial machinery and equipment, household products, appliances, power tools, toys, flammable products, and pharmaceuticals. If you suspect that you have a claim against another entity or individual, you should contact a lawyer who can properly investigate your claim and determine if legal action is warranted.

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