Defective products find their
way into the hands of unsuspecting consumers for a
variety of reasons.
Concerns over costs lead manufacturers
to cut corners in the safety department.
Products are frequently designed without adequate attention and the potential for injury even with proper
use of the product.
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No attorney fee earned until we collect money from the person or company at fault
We front all costs of litigation.
Proving
that the product was defective is the most difficult part of a products liability lawsuit Product
liability refers to a manufacturer or seller being held liable for placing a defective product into the
hands of a consumer. Responsibility for a product defect that causes injury lies with all sellers of
the product who are in the distribution chain. Potentially liable parties include: the manufacturer; a manufacturer
of component parts; the wholesaler, and the retail store that sold to the end consumer.
If you have been injured by a
dangerous or defective product, a products liability
case can be filed against a variety of parties involved
in the manufacturing and sale of the product.
Proving that the product was defective
is the most difficult and important aspect of a products
liability lawsuit and requires the services of a variety
of experts and an attorney who knows how to effectively
gather and organize the crucial information. At Fortuna & Cartelli, P.C. , we have
the resources and experience it takes to successfully
pursue a products liability action.
We know your rights. We will
fight for you.
Contact our office today to find out how we can
help you.
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