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Product Liability

Manufacturers, designers, and distributors are responsible for the safety of what they sell. When a defective product causes serious injury, they can be held to account. Products must be sold in merchantable quality to consumers.

A faulty component, a drug with undisclosed risks, a product that fails the way it never should — defective products cause real and sometimes catastrophic harm, including vehicle fires. Taking on a manufacturer is daunting, but it's a fight these companies should expect to face when their products hurt people.

Daniel investigates how and why a product failed, retains the right engineering and medical experts, and is prepared to stand up to well-resourced corporate defendants — including in defective-vehicle fire claims that have drawn national media attention.

What we can recover
  • Medical, rehabilitation and future-care costs
  • Lost income and earning capacity
  • Pain and suffering
  • A family's losses where a product proved fatal
  • Future care costs
  • Housekeeping and out-of-pocket expenses
The product was recalled after I was hurt — does that help my case?

It can be meaningful evidence, but a recall on its own doesn't automatically prove your case. The claim still turns on showing the product was defective or unreasonably dangerous and that the defect caused your injury — which is where expert investigation and evidence comes in.

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Wondering whether you have a claim?

Tell Daniel what happened. He'll give you a straight read, in confidence, at no cost.

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