Product liability cases involve defective or unsafe products. Parties including manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers, in some cases can all be responsible for damages arising from the use of defective products. Generally, a product can be defective because of a manufacturing defect, a design defect, or a defective warning about product dangers.

A manufacturing defect exists when an otherwise safe product is rendered dangerous because it is assembled improperly. A design defect exists when a product is dangerous even when manufactured correctly due to a design flaw. Defective warnings include a failure to give consumers adequate instructions about the use and dangers of a product and failure to warn consumers about latent dangers of the product.

Our attorneys have extensive experience in representing individuals who have been injured by defective products. We have successfully handled negligence claims on behalf of our clients and also claims under products liability statutes. If you or a loved one have been injured by a defective product, we can help. We have the resources and contacts necessary to hire the appropriate experts to evaluate your claim in order that your interests will be protected.

Please contact Paul Kruse, Tony Patterson or Pete Obremskey by e-mail, or toll free at 888.532.7766 for a free, no obligation discussion of your products liability case.