Defective Products
When a product falls short of expectations and harms us or damages property, we are afforded legal protections.
Did you know? You only have to show that the product was the most likely cause of the damage or injury.
When Can Someone Bring A Lawsuit For A Defective Product?
Defective products span many categories. Some examples of defective products include:
- Poorly designed batteries that explode and cause burns
- Incorrectly manufactured surge protectors that become overloaded and cause house fires
- Toys with unsafe removable parts that result in children choking
Who Is Responsible For The Defective Product?
According to the Consumer Protection Act, product safety responsibility falls on producers, which include:
- Manufacturers
- Importers
- Businesses that supply store-brand products
- Businesses that change the safety of a product, e.g., by customizing or servicing it
How PCVA Can Help
If you’ve been injured by a badly designed, faulty, or otherwise defective product, contact us to have an attorney review your case. As defective product cases typically have a time limit of three years, it’s important to reach out as soon as possible.
Complete our online form or call us at (253) 777-0799 or (206) 462-4334 to speak with a trusted lawyer for free.
How much do you charge?
Our work is done on a contingency basis. This means that you do not pay us on an hourly basis, and we advance the costs of litigation. If we help you resolve your case, we receive a percentage of the amount you receive, and you reimburse us for the costs we advanced on your behalf.