Over the last 27 years, Laureti & Associates, A.P.C. has helped countless victims of defective product injuries recover compensation for their pain and suffering. Use this form to schedule a free consultation. We will discuss your claim and create a legal strategy that will help you receive the financial resources you need. We represent clients on a contingency fee basis, meaning you do not pay unless we recover compensation for you.
If you were injured or suffered economic damages while using a product, you may have a products liability claim and be entitled to compensation for your injuries or loss. Damages for defective product claims typically come in the form of compensatory damages, which are designed to compensate you for medical expenses, loss of wages, the cost of disability and general damages such as pain and suffering.
Defective product cases typically fall into three categories: defective manufacture, defective design, or failure to provide adequate warnings or instructions regarding the proper use of the product.
To prevail on these claims, you must prove that the product was defective and that the defect was the cause of your injuries.
You were injured while using the product
The product you used was defective
The defect caused your injury
You were using the product as it was intended to be used
1. A claim for Defectively Manufactured Products arise when there is an error in the production of the product. As a result, the defective product is different from other products on the market.
2. A claim for Defectively Designed Products arise when the product is inherently dangerous or defective, regardless of whether the product was made exactly to the manufacturer’s specifications.
3. A claim for Failure to Provide Adequate Warnings or Instructions arises when the manufacturer does not provide information regarding the proper use of the product.
Injuries caused by a defective product can lead to high medical costs, lost wages and profits, loss of enjoyment of life, scarring, and even disability. A successful defective product claim can help you recover financially for your injuries.
Defective product cases typically fall into three categories: defective manufacture, defective design or failure to provide adequate warnings or instructions regarding the proper use of the product. To prevail on these claims, you must prove that the product was defective and that the defect was the cause of your injuries. You may be able to seek compensation from the manufacturer of the defective product and from other suppliers in the chain of distribution.
At Laureti & Associates, A.P.C. we work hard to get favorable results for people throughout California who have been injured by defective products for over 27 years. We will analyze your claim, develop a legal strategy and build your case. We typically settle defective product claims before trial, but our team isn't afraid to take those responsible for your injuries to court.
Contact us today for a free consultation to discuss your claim and learn more about your rights under the law. We represent defective product clients on a contingency basis, meaning you do not pay unless we succeed.
A defective product is any item that does not perform as expected or poses a danger to consumers due to design flaws, manufacturing defects, or inadequate warnings or instructions
If you believe you have purchased a defective product, stop using it immediately and document any damages or injuries it may have caused. Contact the manufacturer or retailer to report the issue and inquire about potential remedies.
Consider hiring an attorney if you are involved in a motorcycle accident if
Liability for a defective product can fall on various parties along the supply chain, including manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, and retailers. The specific circumstances of the defect will determine who may be held responsible.
If you've been injured or suffered damages due to a defective product, you may have grounds for a product liability claim. You can seek compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other losses. It's advisable to consult with a qualified personal injury attorney to assess your case.
The time limit, often referred to as the statute of limitations for filing a motorcycle accident lawsuit in California, is two years from the date of the incident. However, some specific circumstances can affect this timeline. Speaking with a motorcycle accident attorney can help you understand the applicable time limit in your case.
Evidence may include documentation of the purchase, any instructions or warnings provided with the product, photographs or videos of the defect, medical records detailing injuries, and any correspondence with the manufacturer or retailer regarding the issue.
Class-action lawsuits may be an option if multiple consumers have been harmed by the same defective product. Joining a class-action lawsuit allows individuals with similar claims to pursue compensation collectively. Consulting with a legal professional experienced in product liability can help determine if a class-action lawsuit is appropriate.
Class-action lawsuits may be an option if multiple consumers have been harmed by the same defective product. Joining a class-action lawsuit allows individuals with similar claims to pursue compensation collectively. Consulting with a legal professional experienced in product liability can help determine if a class-action lawsuit is appropriate.
Class-action lawsuits may be an option if multiple consumers have been harmed by the same defective product. Joining a class-action lawsuit allows individuals with similar claims to pursue compensation collectively. Consulting with a legal professional experienced in product liability can help determine if a class-action lawsuit is appropriate.
Research products before purchasing, check for recalls, read reviews from other consumers, and follow all safety instructions provided by the manufacturer. If you encounter any issues or suspect a product is defective, report it to the appropriate authorities to help prevent harm to others.