Product Liability Attorneys
Injured by a Defective Product? Hold Manufacturers Accountable.
Types of Product Liability Cases
Design Defects
Inherent flaws in the product's design that make it unreasonably dangerous for its intended use.
Manufacturing Defects
Errors during production that make individual products dangerous or defective.
Marketing Defects
Inadequate warnings, instructions, or misleading marketing about the product's risks.
Recalled Products
Products that have been recalled due to safety issues but caused injury before the recall.
Common Defective Products
- Automotive parts and vehicles
- Medical devices and implants
- Pharmaceutical drugs
- Consumer electronics
- Children's toys and products
- Power tools and machinery
Proving Product Liability in Florida
Elements to Prove
- The product was defective or unreasonably dangerous
- The defect existed when it left the manufacturer
- You were using the product as intended
- The defect caused your injury
- You suffered damages as a result
Types of Compensation
- Medical expenses (current and future)
- Lost wages and earning capacity
- Pain and suffering
- Property damage
- Punitive damages (in severe cases)
Steps to Take After a Product Injury
Seek Medical Care
Get immediate medical attention and keep all medical records.
Preserve the Product
Keep the defective product exactly as it was when the injury occurred.
Document Everything
Take photos of the product, your injuries, and gather all documentation.
Contact an Attorney
Speak with an experienced product liability lawyer immediately.
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