Work with an experienced product liability attorney to get your fair compensation.
Every year, thousands of people are hurt or killed by defective products. The fact of the matter is that some companies are more concerned with maximizing profit than maximizing safety. Unfortunately, the agencies who should be in charge of product safety don’t always hold the at-fault parties accountable for their defective products.
That’s where Greg Jackson Law comes in. I believe that if a company knowingly sells a product that is unsafe to use for its intended purpose, it should be held accountable. If you have suffered this type of injury, call me at (817) 926-1003 for a consultation right away.
There are many types of product liability cases.
The full list of all types of product liability cases would be a mile long, but some of the most common include:
- Defective gas tanks
- Tire failures
- Issues with after-market products
- Unsafe recreational equipment
- Fuel-fed fires
- Car seat heater burns
- Rollover and instability in larger vehicles
- Defective medical products
These are only a few examples. If you have used a product and it has injured you, then you may have a case for a product liability case.
The complications of product liability cases.
There are many complications that come with product liability cases. First and foremost, there are often many potentially liable parties, and they may all point the finger at each other. For example, I may have to determine whether the product was defective due to the manufacturing process, the way it was designed or how it was marketed.
Second, these cases often involve large companies with teams of lawyers. This is why you need an attorney like Greg Jackson Law who has plenty of experience. Finally, you not only have to prove that the product injured you, but that you were using it as intended. For example, if a person is driving down the highway and their car turns off unexpectedly, it may be the fault of the manufacturer.
However, if that person were driving a sedan up a mountain at the time it stopped working, then the manufacturer would have a solid claim that their product was not being used as intended and, therefore, they were not liable.
You may be able to recover several types of compensation.
Depending on your case, there are several ways you can seek compensation. It all depends on your injuries and your long-term prognosis. Some types of damages that are often sought in these cases include:
- Medical bills
- Lost wages
- Pain and suffering
- Loss of enjoyment from life
- Necessary modifications to the home
- Long-term disability
If you have suffered these or other injuries, then I encourage you to contact Greg Jackson Law at (817) 926-1003. I can assess your case and offer you the answers you are looking for.
