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Defective Products

Defective products can cause early death and serious injuries. Manufacturers have a responsibility to adequately protect consumers from defective products and when consumers are not warned that defective products are on the market the company is liable. Liability laws were created to better protect consumers from harmful defective products. A defective products lawyer will help defective products victims in recovering damages suffered.

Companies producing defective products prior to strict liability laws didn't have to own up to replacing the products and providing compensation to those injured by the defective products. Defective products cases sometimes have statute of limitations so it is important to contact a defective products attorney as soon as possible. In addition, when defective products cases are being investigated, crucial evidence has a better likelihood of being found when closer to the case.

If you suspect defective products may have been the cause of your bodily or property damage it is advised to contact a defective products attorney. Learning defective products legal rights and options can better allow a defective products victim does not lose any compensation they may eligible to receive. In the instance that defective products resulted in a wrongful death the survivors of the defective products fatality can contact the defective products attorney.

 

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Personal Injury Resource Links

May 16, 2008 - $1M Settlement Reached in Suit Against Toymaker 

Feb 6, 2008 - Product Safety Agency Criticized

Nov 29, 2007 - Medtronic Inc. Issues Recall 

 

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