Every seller, distributor, and manufacturer of a product has a duty to make sure that product is safe. The idea is: if you’re going to make money selling it, you have a responsibility to make sure it doesn’t hurt somebody. You may have a product defect lawsuit if:

  1. A product malfunctioned or failed causing injury; and

  2. The product was being used in a way foreseeable to the manufacturer.

This is true for almost all physical items, including things like:

  • Household tools and equipment

    • Saws

    • Drills

    • Lawn Mowers

    • Hose Reels

    • Grills

    • Appliances

    • Blenders

    • Food Processors

    • Toasters/Ovens

    • Pressure Cookers

    • Vacuum Cleaners

    • Water Heaters

  • Consumer Goods

    • Batteries

    • Lighters

    • E-cigarettes

    • Talcum Powder

    • AND MORE

  • Motor & Non-Motor Vehicles

    • Cars

    • Motorcycles

    • Scooters

    • Bicycles

    • Hoverboards

    • Tires

    • Car Seats

    • Parts/Accessories

  • Industrial Equipment

    • Assembly Line Equipment

    • Sand Blasters

    • Cranes

    • Lifts

    • Elevators

  • Prescription Drugs and Medical Devices

  • Round-Up & Pesticides

  • Contaminated Food or Drink

  • AND MANY MORE

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Suppliers of these products can be sued if they designed or manufactured the product in a way that makes the product unreasonably dangerous, or if they failed to adequately warn consumers of hidden or non-obvious dangers the product poses.

Defective product cases are almost always complex and detail-specific. It’s important to have experienced and knowledgeable lawyers on your team. To get a free consultation and review of your potential case, contact us for free by phone, text, or email (or send us a chat by clicking that box in the bottom-right corner of your screen). We’re ready to help.