Finding a Defective Product Lawyer: Breaking Things Down
In the event that you are injured as the direct result of a defective product, you can likely sue the original manufacturer for negligence. This means that you have to prove that the product was not manufactured in a way that a “reasonably prudent” manufacturer would have been expected to. Perhaps they cut corners, or there was a major design flaw that nobody caught. At that point, it doesn’t matter – the damage has been done.
Or, you can sue the manufacturer due to what is called a “breach of warranty.” Most people are familiar with a warranty in the sense that if something breaks, a manufacturer is supposed to fix it. There are also express and implied warranties that help guarantee the safety of the product as well. If those warranties have been breached, you likely have a case, and the defective product lawyers at Brown & Brown Attorneys at Law are ready to fight for your rights.
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At Brown & Brown, we’re proud of the reputation we’ve been able to earn over the last 30 years as leading personal injury lawyers in Missouri and Illinois. In addition to defective product cases and product liability, we also work on automobile accidents, workers’ compensation, mass torts, and more. We do all this with the level of care and attention to detail that our clients deserve, all so that we can fight for the results they expect.
If you’d like to find out more information about where to find a defective product lawyer, or if you have any additional questions you’d like to go over with someone in a bit more detail, please don’t delay – contact Brown & Brown today.
