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A defective product claim can take many forms. At a basic level, it means a product failed to perform as promised or as expected causing injury, illness, or loss of life. In those cases, legal action must be taken quickly if there is any hope of holding the manufacturer and others accountable. These cases have seen a sharp increase in recent years, because so many more products are now manufactured overseas where manufacturing controls and restrictions are less stringent than in the U.S. Even so, products manufactured here in the U.S. may similarly have defective parts and serious design flaws causing terrible injuries or loss of life.

Types of Product Liability Claims

While several different types of product liability claims exist, most general lawsuits fall into three categories.

  • The first is a manufacturing defect, which means that at the factory or some place between the factory and the place of purchase, there was an error with the product.
  • The second is a design defect, which means that the idea or the very design itself is defective. Even if the product was manufactured correctly, the flawed and dangerous design impacts the entire line of products, not just the single product causing the injury.
  • Finally, there are marketing defects. These cases involve inadequate warning labels or instructions that make the product dangerous to use because the end-user is not adequately or appropriately warned of the dangers in using the product.

Learn More about Product Liability Claims

These cases involve inadequate warning labels or instructions that make the product dangerous to use because the end-user is not adequately or appropriately warned of the dangers in using the product.

Uncovering what party was liable, and why, is frequently complex because so many parties may be involved in the sale, distribution, design, and marketing of a product. As a result, manufacturers, retailers, suppliers, and distributors are common defendants in a defective products case. Contractors, engineers, and designers can also be held accountable for an injury caused by a defective product.

We are Here to Help

When you purchase a product, you expect it to be safe and reliable. Unfortunately, defective or dangerous products can lead to serious injuries, costly medical bills, and emotional trauma. At Daly & Black, P.C., we are committed to holding manufacturers, distributors, and retailers accountable for the harm caused by defective products. If you’ve been injured by a faulty product, we’re here to help you fight for the compensation you deserve.

Contact Daly & Black Today If you or a loved one has been injured by a defective product, don’t wait to seek legal help. Contact Daly & Black, P.C. for a free consultation today. We’ll review your case, explain your legal options, and fight to secure the compensation you deserve. Let us handle the legal battle while you focus on your recovery and getting your life back on track.

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