Personal Injury Attorney: Product Liability

Product Liability

The information provided in this section is for information purposes only. If you feel you have a personal injury case, please contact us for a FREE case evaluation.

Product liability falls under the laws of Torts. Product liability is an area of law where manufacturers, designers, distributors, suppliers, retailers, and anyone else who falls in the stream of commerce or makes products available to the public can be held responsible for any injuries sustain as a result of those products.

The term 'product' generally refers to tangible personal property regardless of shape and size and can include vehicles, food items, containers, medication, toys, etc. The commonly used causes of action in product liability cases include strict liability, negligence, breach of warranty and failure to warn. A product can be defective in the way that it was designed or it can be defective in the manufacturing process.

Some examples of product liability cases would be flawed fuel tanks (Ford Pinto cases), roll-over cases involving SUVs, stuck gas pedals (Toyota cases), peanut butter contaminated with Salmonella, improperly designed swing sets, tread separation on vehicle tires, etc.

Defective products can be very dangerous and often times can cause serious, if not permanent, injuries. An injured party, or the survivors of a party deceased as a result of a defective product, can seek monetary compensation for the cost of medical care (past and future), lost wages (past and future), and pain and suffering caused by the use of the defective product.

If you have been injured as a result of a defective product, please give us a call. We will provide you with an honest assessment and educate you as to your options. There is never a fee unless there is recovery in the case. Please contact us at (661) 362-0805 or (818) 700-8422, or email us at mason@mrscvlaw.com for a free case evaluation.

Site designed and maintained by Your Web Guru.