Product liability refers to a type of case where a person was injured by a defective or dangerous product, and brings a claim against the manufacturer, seller or supplier of that product. The product can be defective or dangerous because of its manufacturing, design, because it was altered by a seller, or where there was a failure to warn. Product liability cases are extremely complex and challenging, and subject to very specialized and complicated law. If injured by a dangerous or defective product, you should contact an experienced personal injury attorney.

You should seek medical care, document the injury and your claim, and consult with an experienced personal injury attorney. Product liability cases are extremely complex and challenging. Cohen, Feeley, Altemose & Rambo has decades of experience in representing plaintiffs in products liability cases, and our consultations are always free with no obligation.

A products liability claim is one brought by a person who was injured by a defective or dangerous product. The claim is brought against the manufacturer, seller or supplier of that product. The product can be defective or dangerous because of its manufacturing, design, because it was altered by a seller, or where there was a failure to warn. Product liability claims are extremely complex and challenging, and subject to very specialized and complicated law. If injured by a dangerous or defective product, you should contact an experienced personal injury attorney.

A products liability lawsuit is brought against the manufacturer, designer, seller or supplier of a defective or dangerous product that has caused injury.

The manufacturer, designer, seller or supplier of a dangerous or defective product is liable for injuries caused by that product.

Negligence and products liability are two different ways in which the manufacturer, designer, seller or supplier of a dangerous or defective product can be held liable for the harm it caused. These types of cases are extremely complex and challenging, and subject to very specialized and complicated law. If injured by a dangerous or defective product, you should contact an experienced personal injury attorney.

A litigation attorney is an attorney who handles contested cases in court. This is opposed to a transactional attorney, who may spend most of their time drafting documents for clients.

You must prove that the product was defective under Pennsylvania law and that its defect caused you to suffer injuries.

You should seek treatment promptly and consistently. You should document everything you can about the accident, including the serial number, make, and model of the product that injured you. You should preserve (keep) the product that caused you injury or ask that it be preserved and kept in the same condition. You should also consult with an experienced personal injury law firm as soon as possible to learn your options. Consultations with Cohen, Feeley, Altemose & Rambo are always free with no obligation.

The value of your products liability claim depends on many factors. First is the nature of the defect or dangerousness of the product that harmed you. Second is the injury it caused you, and the medical treatment for that injury. Finally, the extent and nature of your damages, including things like income loss, physical disability, pain and suffering, scarring and permanent injury, and the amount of medical bills, are all part of the determination of the worth of value. Products liability claims usually involve very serious physical injuries or even death, and are challenging and complicated. You should consult with experienced product liability attorneys as soon as possible.

The role of an insurance adjustor is to make the best deal possible for their client, the insurance company and defendant. They may deny your claim, believing that you will not hire an experienced attorney to represent you. Whether you have been injured by a defective or dangerous product, or in any personal injury action, you need to make sure you have experienced personal injury attorneys on your side. Our job is to investigate and fight the insurance company who has wrongly denied you coverage.

Settlement negotiations should only take place once the injured party knows the extent and nature of their injuries and damages, their future prognosis and risks into the future, and the opinions of their medical providers or other experts on these questions. Typically, a demand for settlement is made along with a review of the evidence supporting the claims, and a demand made for payment. Settlement negotiations can occur at any time, whether the parties are in litigation or not. Always be aware that once you agree to a settlement, that agreement is final, so it is important to make sure that the value of your case is fully supported with expert, medical and other evidence. There are many pitfalls for an inexperienced person trying to settle a case without knowledge of the law, the way things are valued, and the legal proofs that may be needed or available. In products liability cases, or any personal injury case, it is important that you have an experienced attorney fighting for your rights.

All civil personal injury actions, including defective product cases, award monetary damages as compensation. Such damages compensate you for all economic and non-economic harm you have suffered in the past or will suffer in the future as a result of your injuries from the defective product. A different kind of damages, called punitive damages, are given to punish a defendant for reckless or egregious behavior.

You may be able to sue the drug manufacturer for the harmful side effects you experienced due to a pharmaceutical drug you took.

You may have a claim against the seller, manufacturer, designer, seller or supplier of the product that harmed you. Products liability cases can be complicated and costly. You should consult with an attorney experienced in products liability cases to know your options. Consultations with Cohen, Feeley, Altemose & Rambo for trucking accidents are always free with no obligation.

Breach of warranty claims depend on the terms of the warranty, which are like a contract. In general, if the product becomes defective in violation of the warranty, and the supplier refuses to honor that warranty (such as by replacing the product or refunding your money), you would have a breach of warranty claim.

An implied warranty of merchantability is an “automatic” warranty that the item you’re purchasing is fit for its intended use. “As is” products have no such warranty. A water bottle that cannot hold water is a product that is unfit for its intended use.

Yes. The fact that you borrowed a product doesn’t change whether it was defective for its intended use.