Defective Products
When a person is injured by a defective product, they may be able to sue the manufacturer or seller for injuries sustained as a result of the products use. If a product has a dangerous defect that causes an injury, a claim under defective products law could be appropriate. Medical devices, drugs, and automobile parts and designs are the most common sources of product liability cases. Brake and seatbelt malfunctions, SUV rollovers and dangerous drug side effects have caused numerous lawsuits over the past decade. Consult the articles here for more information about defective product claims and specific products known to cause problems.
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