Product Liability lawyers

Mobile, Alabama

There are three general categories of defective product claims: Marketing defects (also called inadequate warnings or 'failure to warn'), design defects, and manufacturing defects.

If a product is sold on the market without sufficient warning of known, but non-obvious risks, the manufacturer can be found liable for damages caused by the product. As an example, many drugs on the market have known side effects and risks associated with them, and it is the drug manufacturer's responsibility to inform the consumer of those risks.

Manufacturers can also be found liable when they sell a product with a defect in design that causes harm to the consumer. For example, manufacturers who design products without reasonable safety features can be held liable for damages.

Manufacturing defects differ from design defects in that they are unintended flaws. Examples of manufacturing defects might include cars with faulty brakes, tainted food, and improperly assembled furniture.

Defective product cases can be difficult to litigate, and because of this, many lawyers will not accept cases of this type. At The Personal Injury Lawyers, we have the expertise and resources available for this type of case.

If you think you have a case against a seller or manufacturer of a defective product, call us today for your free consultation, and we will review your case with you, at no cost, and with no obligation.

 

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