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Product Liability 101: When Manufacturers Drop the Ball

08.15.2024

After making a purchase, we all expect the product to be safe and to function as advertised. However, the reality is that defective merchandise does reach consumers, putting people at risk. That’s where product liability laws come into play. The purpose of product liability laws are to hold negligent manufacturers and sellers accountable for the […]

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Companies Selling Products After Discovering Defects – What Are Your Rights?

09.25.2017

Consumers have the right to expect reasonably safe products from manufacturers. What happens when manufacturers not only fail to meet that expectation but also cause intentional harm by continuing to sell unsafe products? Learn more, including how an experienced product liability lawyer can help with your defective consumer product case. Gross Negligence in the Manufacturing […]

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Takeda's Next Actos Drug Litigation is in Wisconsin

02.20.2015

After being ordered to pay over $3 million dollars in damages for its diabetes drug, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company will be facing more time in court, and this time the company will have to appear in Wisconsin. Japanese pharmaceutical giant, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company, was ordered by a Philadelphia jury to pay $2.3 million in compensatory damages […]

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Product Liability for Dangerous and Defective Products

02.06.2015

When a person experiences sickness caused by a drug's unknown side effect, or is seriously hurt by a dangerous or defective product, he or she may be able to recover the costs of his or her injuries through a products liability lawsuit. Products liability law protects consumers from products that were defectively designed or did […]

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How Product Recalls Affect Product Liability Cases

09.19.2014

Product recalls are reported by news sources to inform the public of the potential danger a product may cause. Usually the product manufacturer initially becomes aware of the defect or problem and then issues a voluntary recall. However, in some cases, government agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration or the Consumer Product Safety […]

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