Were You Injured By A Dangerous And Defective Product?

Everyone has purchased a product at some point in time that either does not work properly or does not function in the way that particular product should. However, even if the product does not work correctly (or at all), the maker of the product still has an obligation to design and manufacture a safe product. When a product is used that was not made safe and someone is then injured as result of the unsafe product, a claim for a defective product then can be made against the maker of the product.

Defective products – or product liability, as it is often called – is the area of law where manufacturers are held accountable for their unsafe products. If you or a loved one has been injured by a faulty product, contact the experienced attorneys at Rick Law. We can help you seek full and fair compensation for your injuries.

How And Why Products Can Be Defective

Defects products are generally found in three main areas:

Manufacturing defects (something happened in the manufacturing process to make the product unsafe)
Design defects (the product was manufactured correctly but is inherently dangerous due to the design alone)
Marketing defects/failure to warn (neglecting to properly warn the consumer of a known risk or hazard of the product)

Defective products can be found in a multitude of places, including (but certainly not limited to) defective vehicles, tools, medical devices, toys and dangerous drugs/medicines.

Don’t Trust Your Case To A Novice Attorney

Defective product cases are some of the most complex claims that can be litigated. The standards of care and evidentiary support needed to succeed with this type of claim are invariably overtly technical and scientific. Also, defective product cases usually require finding professionals with the specific expertise to evaluate the claim, determine whether liability exists and explain how it can be proven in a court of law. Given the intricate nature of product liability, it is essential that you have an experienced defective products attorney (like those at our firm) to assist you in this type of litigation.

Tell Us Your Story In A Free Consultation

If you have been injured by what you believe could be a defective product, please contact experienced Pennsylvania products liability Geraldine Linn, Esquire, in our Pottstown office, to discuss whether you have a viable injury claim and how we can assist you with it. For general inquiries to the firm, you can contact us online or call 610-850-9036.