We expect that the products we purchase which are marketed for a particular purpose will work for that explicit purpose. For example, drivers of cars expect that seat belts will restrain them in the unlikely event of a car accident. Similarly, parents assume that car seats will protect and keep their children safe in the event of a car accident or collision. Generally, consumers expect that the products they purchase and use will not harm them.
Manufacturers Are Responsible For Defective Products
However, some products may be manufactured with substandard materials, or this particular product may be malfunctioning, or the product may not be suitable for its stated purpose causing a defective product accident. Some manufacturers may even be aware of their defective products, but they may elect to not recall them and may merely hope that no one is seriously injured by their defective products which are sold and used in Central Florida.
Seriously Injured From Defective Products?
If you or a loved one has been injured by a defective product or a malfunctioning device, contact one of our attorneys for a free confidential initial consultation. After discussing the facts of your particular case in which the defective product seriously injured you or a loved one, we will seek adequate compensation for your injuries, and we will do all we can to prevent the manufacturer from seriously harming others by being held accountable for their actions or failures to act which directly resulted in these defective product accidents. Examples of Defective Products:
Child’s car seat
Seat Belts (tearing or unfastening at impact)
SUV Rollover
Tire Failure
Seatback failure
Crashworthiness of vehicle
Roof Crush
Airbag
Fuel lines
Construction Equipment
Dangerous Drugs
Amusement Parks
Household items
Children’s toys
All Terrain Vehicles (ATV)