Product Liability
Defective products injure consumers, workers, and patients every day. When a product fails because of unsafe design, missing warnings, or poor manufacturing, those responsible must be held accountable. Product liability claims require fast action, investigation, and clear evidence of fault.
SERVICES
DEFECTIVE DESIGN
Design defects make a product inherently unsafe even when properly manufactured. These flaws often affect every unit sold. A strong case depends on showing that a safer design existed and was ignored.
MANUFACTURING DEFECTS
A product built differently from its intended design can fail in dangerous ways. Manufacturing defects often involve faulty components, contaminated materials, or missed quality checks.
FAILURE TO WARN
Manufacturers must warn users about known or foreseeable risks. Incomplete or unclear warnings can make an otherwise safe product legally defective.
PHARMACEUTICAL & MEDICAL DEVICE LIABILITY
Drugs and medical devices must meet rigorous FDA standards. When companies rush approvals or hide adverse data, patients can face life-altering harm.
CONSUMER & INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT CLAIMS
Defective tools, machinery, and vehicles can cause severe workplace or household injuries. Determining liability often requires examining both product integrity and maintenance records.
EVIDENCE & EXPERT EVALUATION
Product cases depend on physical evidence. Preserving the defective product immediately is critical to proving causation and responsibility.
REGULATORY & RECALL ACTIONS
Government recalls and safety investigations often confirm a product’s defects or a manufacturer’s negligence. These records can strengthen liability claims.
