When Are Products Considered Defective?
If you or a loved one has been hurt because of a consumer product that could be described as dangerous or defective, you may be entitled to compensation for the injuries incurred. Simply put, the law protects consumers from the negligence of producers, designers, manufacturers and retailers.
If you have purchased an item that caused you harm — whether because of a defect in the production, a missing or insufficient warning label or an inherently dangerous design — you should be sure to discuss the case with our personal injury attorneys.
Examples of defective product claims we have handled include those involving such products as:
- Children’s toys
- Children’s safety devices
- Car parts, including air bags and seat belts
- Tainted foods
- Household appliances
- Power tools
Companies Owe Compensation To The People They Hurt
Our lawyers at Taylor & Tucker, LLC, are experienced in products liability law. We know how to protect clients against powerful retailers and manufacturing companies because we have done so before with success. Put our precision, dedication and ability to work for you.
We make a positive recovery in over 98% of the cases we pursue.
We have recovered millions of dollars for our well-deserving clients in out-of-court settlements and jury verdicts. We are prepared to help you preserve your rights and pursue a just outcome to your case. You should never suffer because of a company’s errors.
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