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 When
a manufacturer knows or should have known that their product
is unreasonably dangerous, a consumer who was injured by such
a product may have a products liability case. We have worked
with many clients to seek not only monetary recoveries for their
injuries, but also to keep others from being injured by the
same product.
Corporations need to be held accountable
for their actions. Products liability lawsuits help to do that
by enforcing current laws and standards and periodically motivating
change to better protect consumers. The products liability
lawsuit can also act as a deterrent to manufacturers
who are careless, thoughtless, and negligent in producing
unreasonably dangerous products.
Products Liability Cases:
- Amputation
of both arms by hay baler (2001)
- Products
liability/oil field equipment (1998)
- Products
liability/death of 12-year-old girl in exercise lap pool
(1992)
- Product
defect in child car seat/quadriplegic child (1992)
TOP
Products
Liability/Premises Liability
- Residential elevator malfunction/wrongful
death of 6 year-old boy (2001)
TOP
Products
Liability/Transportation Injury
- Automobile design/SUV rollover/death
(1997)
TOP
Products
Liability/Auto Manufacture and Design
- Rollover
as result of defectively designed, unstable vehicle resulting
in severe injuries to world-class soccer player (2006)
- Products
liability/electrical fire in parked 18-wheel truck (2005)
TOP
Products
Liability/Drug Manufacture and Distribution
- Products
liability case involving drug and disability (2003)
- Products
liability case involving drug and brain damage (2003)
TOP
Products
Liability/General Negligence
- Wrongful death from defective product/failure
to have lock mechanism on plastic roll machine (1991)
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