Defective Products
Connecticut Product Liability Lawyers
We count on products we use every day to function safely and effectively. When they break or act in unexpected ways that result in injury, we are doubly hurt. Research shows defective products are some of the most dangerous things in our everyday lives.
The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission says there were about 42,700 emergency room visits in 2006 stemming from appliance, furniture, and television instability and tip-over injuries. Even more frightening, 180 people died from such injuries from 2001 to 2006. Although daunting, these statistics reflect only a small portion of accidents that occur because of product instability. >> Read more.
Common Defective Product Claims
Defective product claims, known as product liability cases, are often filed on the grounds of breach of warranty, negligence, strict liability, and consumer protection. They are often complex cases. Selecting an experienced attorney can make the difference.
Our defective product attorneys have worked with Connecticut clients on a wide variety of product liability cases involving ordinary items such as:
- Bicycles
- Pressure cookers
- Elevators
- Truck lift gates
- Food poisoning
- Heating pads
- Forklifts
- Dangerous drugs
- Seatbelts/restraints
- Fuel fires
- Vehicle tires
- Medical devices
Connecticut Product Liability Lawyer
When you or a loved one is injured, contact our personal injury lawyers as soon as possible. You will be surprised by how quickly we snap into action. An injury attorney evaluates your case. Our investigators visit you, gather and examine evidence, and interview witnesses. Our case management system tracks your case and keeps you informed of all progress while you and your attorney develop strategies to present your case in the best possible light. Our history of success reflects diligent pursuit of appropriate compensation for injured clients.
For dangerous drug class action lawsuits, we refer clients to law firms building specialized class action cases.