Fort Worth Product Liability Attorneys

Helping Victims of Defective Products

Manufacturers are held to a high standard when it comes to the production of their items. They must be safe for consumers, or contain a warning label if there are any potential dangers. When a product is not properly manufactured and tested or no warning labels are featured, it could cause serious injury to an individual. This is referred to as product liability and should be taken very seriously.

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Types of Product Liability

Product liability occurs in three ways:

When a product is not manufactured properly
When a product does not have proper warning labels
When a product is designed in a way that is unsafe for consumers

Regardless of the situation, if you were injured due to a defective product the Law Office of James M. Stanley can help take action on your behalf. Manufacturers should be held liable for their actions and our goal is to help you seek the compensation you need for medical expenses or lost income stemming from your injuries.

Over 35 Years Experience on Your Side

Product liability cases can be difficult to prove because it is necessary to present evidence that the manufacturer acted in negligence. We work with you in order to gather the necessary evidence, including the product itself, your medical records, and any other findings that can be used to your benefit.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Fort Worth Product Liability Attorneys

1. What is product liability?
Product liability refers to the legal responsibility of manufacturers and sellers to ensure their products are safe for consumers. If a product is defective or lacks adequate warning labels, leading to injury, the manufacturer may be held liable for damages.

2. What are the types of product liability claims?
Product liability claims typically fall into three categories:

Manufacturing defects: When a product is not manufactured according to its design or specifications, leading to defects.
Design defects: When a product's design is inherently unsafe, even if it is manufactured correctly.
Failure to warn: When a product does not include appropriate warning labels or instructions regarding potential hazards.

3. How do I know if I have a product liability case?
If you were injured by a defective product, you may have a valid product liability claim. Key factors include whether the product was used as intended, whether it was defective or dangerous, and whether there were any warning labels or safety instructions. Consulting with a Fort Worth product liability attorney can help assess your case.

4. How can I prove my product liability case?
Proving a product liability case typically requires evidence showing the defect, the injury, and the link between the two. This may include the defective product, medical records documenting your injuries, expert testimony, and evidence of negligence on the part of the manufacturer or seller.

5. Who can be held liable in a product liability case?
Several parties may be held liable in a product liability case, including:

Manufacturers: Responsible for designing and producing safe products.
Distributors and suppliers: Responsible for ensuring the safety of the products they sell.
Retailers: Responsible for selling safe products to consumers, even if they did not manufacture the product.

6. What types of injuries are typically associated with product liability claims?
Product liability claims can arise from various injuries, including:

Injuries from defective machinery or tools
Injuries from faulty medical devices
Injuries from unsafe children's toys
Injuries from contaminated food products
Injuries from hazardous chemicals or substances

At the Law Office of James M. Stanley, our Fort Worth product liability attorneys have successfully helped thousands of clients in a wide array of personal injury matters, ensuring victims of negligence and wrongdoing recover the compensation they deserve.

Call us at (817) 591-4222 or complete an online form today for the skilled legal counsel you need. No recovery, no fee.

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