Product Liability Lawyer in Kissimmee

Product liability claims are based upon the nature of the product defect and whether the manufacturer did their due diligence to warn consumers about the proper use of the device. Some common claim types include:

• Defective design: A defect in a poorly designed product, such as a medical device or piece of sport equipment, that could cause injury to whoever purchases the product.
• Defective manufacturing: A safely designed product that is defectively manufactured, or produced in a way that makes the final product unsafe. Defective manufacturing may affect only a certain number of a particular product or could render the entire lot of products dangerous.
• Failure to warn consumers: Some properly designed products — such as powerful medication or furniture that needs to be anchored to wall — can be dangerous if the consumer is not informed about the proper use of the device or product.

If you or someone you love was hurt by a defective product, you may be able to recover compensation for your current and future medical bills, lost wages, potential loss of earning capacity, and more. You may also be eligible to earn compensation for pain and suffering. If the product’s defect was severe enough to cause death, your family may be entitled to earn wrongful death damages.

Our product liability attorneys in Kissimmee work on a contingency-fee basis. That means that you will pay no upfront costs or consultation fees when you work with our attorneys. You will only pay a reasonable attorney fee if your attorney successfully wins your case and recovers compensation for your injuries.

Our attorneys will fight to show that your injuries were avoidable and hold the manufacturer responsible for their neglectful conduct. We will also work to prove the extent of your injuries in order to ensure your current and future medical bills are covered. Although past victories don't guarantee future results, our attorneys have successfully recovered millions for victims of accidents in Central Florida.

If you or someone you love was hurt by a consumer product, we may be able to help. Fill out our free, no-risk case evaluation form to learn more about what our attorneys can do for you.