If you have been a victim of an injury due to a product which has a manufacturing defect or an item which was marketed in a faulty manner it may be possible for you to receive damages in a defective products suit. Basically, liability law states the businesses that manufacturer and/or provide their products to the public are typically in a better situation to prevent their faulty product line from entering into the marketplace and therefore should be held responsible by the fullest extent of the law if the product becomes available for sale to the public.

Product liability includes, manufactures, distributors, suppliers, retailers and other businesses or individuals who provide product availability to the public.

Over the years, product liability law has progressed and evolved, however the challenge to the personal injury plaintiff is still very complex.

There are typically three types of defective products liability claims; a product that was manufactured improperly, a dangerous and flawed manufacturing design, or failure to warn the end user of the products potential dangers.

Recent examples of defective products in the news are Chinese drywall and BBQ Grills with unprotected gas lines.

The legal team of Freeman, Mallard, Sharp & Gonzalez, LLC understands the complexities of defective product cases and can guide you through the legal system toward the most favorable outcome.

If you or someone you know has suffered personal injuries as a result of using a dangerous or defective product, contact the legal team of Freeman, Mallard, Sharp & Gonzalez, LLC for your free consultation and speak to one of our experienced and knowledgeable personal injury attorneys. Freeman, Mallard, Sharp & Gonzalez, LLC can be reached seven days a week at 1-800-561-7777 or email.

For more information on defective products check out our recent article in our South Florida Injury Lawyers Blog, “Florida Summer – BBQ’s, Gas Grill Recalls, & Gas Grill Safety.”

At Freeman, Mallard, Sharp & Gonzalez, LLC, we protect those who are not able to protect themselves. We will review your case and if we can help, we will pay the cost of litigating your case. You will pay us nothing unless we win.