Dangerous Products Attorneys

Every year, thousands of consumers are injured by dangerous and defective products because the manufacturer failed to act responsibly. When a victim is injured by a dangerous product, he or she can file a product liability claim against the party responsible.

The dangerous product lawyers at Bond & Taylor have represented numerous individuals who have been injured as a result of dangerous products or drugs. Children are often the common victims of dangerous products, such as toys and small objects. If you or someone you know has been injured by a defective product, contact one of our dangerous product attorneys for a free case evaluation.

Parties Held Liable for Defective Products

When a product is found defective, certain parties are held responsible for endangering victims. These parties can include:

- Product manufacturer: Makers of the product are held responsible for creating these products. If their devices injured consumers, they must be held accountable for producing these items

- Distributors and store suppliers: Distributing companies are often held accountable for delivering defective products to stores

- Retail stores: Supermarkets and retail stores themselves are often held accountable for selling defective products

- Advertisers and marketers: Companies that market certain products in a certain way or fail to reveal dangerous side effects of certain products are also held accountable

- Designers and engineers of the product: If the design was defective, then the originators of the idea could be targeted in a lawsuit

Theories of Product Liability Cases

If you were injured in a product liability case and contact one of our defective product injury attorneys, we may argue by using several points. Some factors that affect a product liability case include things like:

- Negligence Theory: Negligence theory requires proof that the company or responsible party failed to provide a safe product to consumers

- Breach of Warranty Theory: This theory states that a product is unsafe even when it is used as intended in the warranty

- Strict Liability Theory: Proof that the manufacturer or responsible party knew the product was dangerous, but did nothing to take it off the market

Injured by a Dangerous Product? We can Help

If you have been injured by a dangerous product, you may be able to target the manufacturer, distributor, retailer, or designer of the product in a lawsuit. Our dangerous product attorneys can help determine what the best legal options are in your injury case. Call us today for a free consultation. We can evaluate whether or not you are eligible for a claim. By contacting us, you are taking the first step to achieving justice for you and your family.