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Learn About Products Liability

Product Liability Law

•  Legal Liability for Product Injuries - Details on the theories of liability for product injuries, including negligence, warranty and strict liability.
•  Proving Fault in Product Cases - Overview of how one can prove fault in strict product liability cases.
• Unavoidably Unsafe Products - Discussion of the legal criteria for determining whether a product is "unavoidably unsafe."
• Time Limits to File Product Liability Claims - State by state breaskdown of deadlines for filing product injury lawsuits.
• Product Injury Case Preparation - Discussion of the initial steps and considerations in preparing a case after a product injury.
• Settling Product Liability Claims - Breakdown of things to consider and common issues arrising in product liability settlement situations.

Types of Product Defects

• Manufacturing Defects - Overview of defects in which products simply do not work as designed despite use with reasonable care.
• Defects in Design - Explanation of when a product's design renders it unsafe, including discusion of reasonable design alternatives.
• Failure to Warn - Details on the level of warning required on products as to foreseeable risks of harm posed by a products use.
• Defective Drug Cases - Specifics on product liability claims stemming from defective prescription or over-thr-counter drugs.
• Medical Device Cases - Specifics on legal liability stemming from defective medical devices such as implants and prosthetics.