Defective Products

When a manufacturer has supplied defective products, they are liable for any injuries sustained as a result. The defective products can be the result of negligence, breach of warranty, misrepresentation, or strict liability. Not just a manufacturer can be found liable for the damages due to the defective products, but also the seller, distributor, or any other party along the manufacturing line that contributed to the injuries. Manufacturers are legally responsible for assuring consumers that their products are not defective when used as intended, and when consumers have suffered damages because the manufacturer has not lived up to their legal expectations, the consumer has legal rights.

There are various reasons products can be considered defective products. The defective products may have a problem in the way it was designed, contain errors resulting during the manufacturing process, or the seller has not adequately warned consumers of the risks associated to the product. The result of defective products can be devastating and every consumer has the right to learn what their legal options are.

If you would like more information because you have suffered injuries as a result of defective products, please contact us.