When we purchase products, we expect them to be well-designed and properly made. This is particularly true of larger or potentially harmful products. However, this is not always the case. When someone is injured by defective products it could be frustrating and even confusing. Defective products can result in catastrophic personal injuries or the wrongful death of an innocent person. While you may be able to file a claim with the company over a defective product, the company and its insurance company will minimize your claim and shift the blame for your injuries onto you. This is not acceptable.
At Schlacter Law, we understand that innocent people harmed by a defective product deserve proper representation. We will not let manufacturers, suppliers, or retailers, who are making significant money off a dangerous product, get away with not paying you the compensation you deserve. We have recovered millions of dollars for our clients, including $2,076,758, $1,625,0000, $825,000, $800,000, $790,000, and $775,000 in major personal injury accidents. We offer a FREE consultation, and, if we accept your case, we will aggressively pursue your case, which may include hiring industry-leading professionals and experts. There is no risk to ask for our help because we only get paid when we recover compensation for you. Call our award-winning law firm by dialing (305) 999-1111 or fill out a free case evaluation to discover what our defective product lawyer at Schlacter Law can do for you.
Personal injuries caused by defective products fall into three categories:
Manufacturing defects – These are errors caused by the way that the product was made or manufactured, but not necessarily how the product was designed to have been made. Said differently, the way that product was made is defective, not the way the product is designed or intended to be made. This means that the manufacturer who put together the product is most likely the liable party.
Design defects – These are errors caused by the design of the product. This means that the product, as intended to be designed, is defective or dangerous in some way. Even if the product is manufactured exactly how it was intended, the product would still be defective and dangerous.
Failure to warn – A manufacturer could be liable for failing to warn a consumer about a product’s potential risks. This means products need to have warning labels, tags, or signs that indicate how it could pose a risk to users.
If you or a loved one were wrongfully injured by a defective product, or if a loved one was wrongfully killed, call our defective products lawyer at Schlacter Law for a FREE consultation to learn what your case may be worth and how we can start protecting your rights to compensation today.
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