Product Liability

Initially, the most frustrating thing about a motor vehicle accident is trying to deal with the insurance company regarding property damage to your vehicle. Immediately after the accident, you should call your insurance company to report the accident. Also, call…

Many vehicles on the road today can be extremely complex, containing countless parts  and systems that all work together. Motor vehicle accidents typically occur because of  defective automotive parts. An automotive part is said to be defective when it is…

Under products liability, strict liability is applied to impose liability on manufacturers of  defective products that cause injury. Courts developed strict products liability for four  basic reasons. The idea behind products liability is that if the cost of the injury…

While a high percentage of motor vehicle accidents involve some degree of negligence  on the part of one or more drivers, some accidents result, in whole or in part, from a defect  in the vehicle or a component part. Brakes…

Products liability cases are the result of an individual’s personal injuries following the use of a product. Generally, a product is defined as an item manufactured for profit and offered for sale and purchase to the public. In a product…

Under Florida law, a Florida plaintiff may bring a product liability claim based on negligence, strict products liability, nuisance, breach of warranty, or similar theories for damages caused by the manufacture, construction, design, formulation, installation, preparation, or assembly of a…

Most individuals are not experts in tort law. For the average person, it can be challenging to determine how to sue the manufacturer or retailer of a product after being injured by a defective product. In such cases, it’s important…

We all use consumer products on a daily basis. Sometimes we use products while we are at work, while we travel, or even while we cook. Most of the time, these products work as intended, but at times these products…