Consumer Safety Advocates
Product Liability Claims
Defective and dangerous products injure thousands of consumers each year despite regulations designed to protect the public. When manufacturers prioritize profits over safety through inadequate testing, design flaws, manufacturing defects, or failure to warn about risks, innocent people suffer serious harm.
Brian and Fletcher have extensive experience litigating claims against major corporations in complex product liability cases. They thoroughly investigate each claim, work with experts to establish product defects, and build compelling cases that demonstrate how manufacturer negligence directly caused your injuries and losses.
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Common Questions
What makes a product defective under Arizona law?
A product can be defective in three primary ways: design defects (inherently dangerous design), manufacturing defects (errors during production), or failure to warn (inadequate instructions or warnings about non-obvious dangers). Brian and Fletcher work with product experts to identify exactly how the product failed and who bears responsibility.
Who can be held liable for injuries caused by defective products?
Multiple parties may be liable, including the product manufacturer, component part makers, product designers, distributors, retailers, and any party in the supply chain. Brian and Fletcher identify all potentially responsible parties to maximize your chances of full compensation.
Do I need to keep the defective product that caused my injury?
Yes, preserving the product in its post-accident condition is crucial evidence. Do not repair it, alter it, or return it to the manufacturer. Brian and Fletcher can help properly document and store the product, and when necessary, have experts examine it to establish the defect that caused your injury.
How long do I have to file a product liability claim?
In Arizona, you generally have two years from the date of injury to file a product liability lawsuit. However, with overseas manufacturers service often has to be completed consistent with the Hague Convention which can take considerable time. Consult with Brian and Fletcher promptly to ensure compliance with all applicable deadlines.
What if the manufacturer claims I misused the product?
Manufacturers often defend themselves by claiming consumer misuse. Brian and Fletcher counter these arguments by establishing that the product was being used in a reasonably foreseeable manner, even if not exactly as intended. Additionally, Arizona’s comparative fault laws allow recovery even if you were partially responsible for the injury, with compensation reduced by your percentage of fault.
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