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Discover your rights after a defective product injury with Roberts Lambert PLLC. Our experienced legal team is dedicated to securing justice for those harmed by defective products. Contact us today to discuss your case.

Navigating Defective Product Injuries

In a world where the products we rely on daily are meant to enhance our lives, encountering a defective product is an unpleasant experience. The trust we place in the safety of these products is disrupted when a product, rather than serving its intended purpose, becomes a source of harm.

At Roberts Lambert PLLC, we understand the severe harm that defective products can have on individuals and their families. Our first hand understanding of our clients’ suffering forms the cornerstone of our commitment to successfully guiding you through the intricate legal landscape of defective product injuries.

A seemingly harmless malfunction in an electronic device or an unforeseen side effect of a pharmaceutical product can lead to injuries that not only compromise your well-being but also challenge your sense of security.

As your legal advocates, we recognize that the aftermath of a defective product injury is a critical juncture. It's a time when immediate action is necessary to ensure your well-being and protect your rights. From seeking prompt medical attention to meticulously documenting the incident, we walk by your side every step of the way.

Contact our experienced defective product attorneys to discuss your case. We're here to help ensure you get the justice and compensation you deserve.

Types of Defective Products

When it comes to defective products, the potential hazards span a wide range of categories, from everyday items to specialized goods. Let's look at some common classifications.

Malfunctioning Electronics

Defective electronics, ranging from smartphones to household appliances, have the potential for serious safety risks. Issues such as overheating, electrical malfunctions, or battery failures can lead to fires or injuries.

Hazardous Pharmaceuticals

Within this category, medications with unforeseen side effects or manufacturing errors pose significant dangers. Defective pharmaceuticals may arise out of incorrect labeling, contamination issues, or adverse reactions that result in harm to consumers.

Automotive Defects

Defects in vehicles, whether stemming from design flaws or manufacturing errors, can have severe consequences, including accidents, injuries, and even death. Examples range from faulty brakes and airbag malfunctions to issues with acceleration mechanisms.

Defective Children's Products

Children's toys, cribs, and other products designed for infant consumers can be defective in several ways. Choking hazards, toxic materials, or structural deficiencies in children's furniture are just a few examples of potential dangers.

Contaminated Food Products

Defective food products can result from contamination during processing or packaging. Instances of foodborne illnesses caused by bacteria, viruses, or other contaminants underscore the need for stringent safety measures in the production and distribution of food items.

Dangerous Household Items

Even seemingly mundane household items, such as cleaning products or tools, can conceal defects that lead to injuries. Structural failures, chemical exposures, or other unforeseen issues can result from design or manufacturing flaws.

Apparel and Personal Items

Defective clothing, accessories, or personal care items can contribute to injuries or health issues. Whether it's clothing with flammable materials, accessories that pose choking hazards, or products that cause skin reactions, the potential risks associated with apparel and personal items warrant careful examination.

Steps to Take After a Defective Product Injury

Suffering an injury due to a defective product is a distressing experience, but knowing the right steps to take is vital. Here's a more detailed guide on each action to consider if you find yourself in this unfortunate situation.

Seek Medical Attention Promptly

Your health is of utmost importance. After a defective product injury, seek medical attention promptly. Even if the injury seems minor initially, some issues may not be immediately apparent. Consulting with a healthcare professional ensures a thorough examination, proper diagnosis, and appropriate treatment for your well-being.

Document the Incident

Comprehensive documentation is key. Take clear photographs of the defective product, the location where the incident occurred, and any visible injuries you sustained. These visuals serve as crucial demonstrative evidence in your favor, providing a clear picture of the circumstances surrounding the incident and the resulting harm.

Preserve the Defective Product

Hold on to the defective product and any associated components, such as packaging or instructions. Keeping these items in the condition they were in at the time of the incident is essential for building a solid case. This preserved evidence helps establish a direct link between the product and the injuries sustained.

Gather Product Receipts

Keep and retrieve any receipts, invoices, or proof of purchase related to the defective product. This documentation confirms your purchase and ownership of the product and serves as essential evidence in establishing the timeline of your interaction with the item. This can strengthen your legal claim.

Limit Communication About the Incident

Following a product injury, exercise caution in discussing the details of the incident with the product manufacturer, retailer, or their representatives. If they know that they are injured the company will transfer you to a recorded line and try to distort your statement.

Company representatives are not authorized to admit fault to you. Speak with an attorney first.

Contact Roberts Lambert

Reach out to the dedicated team at Roberts Lambert with legal professionals who have extensive experience in defective product cases. By consulting with our professionals, you ensure that your rights are protected from the outset.

We guide you through the necessary steps, offer you advice on the best course of action, and provide the legal support needed to pursue compensation for your injuries.

Types of Defects

Product liability cases typically involve three main types of defects.

Design defects occur when there's a flaw in how the product was designed, making it inherently unsafe.

Manufacturing defects happen during the product's production, resulting in some units being different from the intended design.

Marketing defects involve failures to warn of known dangers associated with the use of the product, improper labeling, or inadequate instructions, contributing to the product's unsafe use.

Time Limit for Filing Your Claims

It's crucial to be aware of the time constraints associated with filing a product liability claim. Prompt action is essential, underscoring the importance of seeking legal counsel promptly if you've been harmed by a defective product.

Common Injuries Caused by Defective Products

Defective products have the potential to cause a range of injuries, affecting individuals physically, emotionally, and financially.

One prevalent category of injuries involves physical harm. For instance, a defective household appliance could malfunction, leading to burns or lacerations. Similarly, products like power tools or machinery with design or manufacturing flaws may cause injuries ranging from cuts to severe physical trauma. In some cases, defective medications may result in adverse reactions, affecting an individual's overall health.

Emotional distress is another consequence of defective product injuries. Discovering that a trusted product has caused harm is psychologically distressing. This leads to anxiety, fear, and a diminished sense of security. Coping with the aftermath of such incidents requires not only physical recovery but also emotional support.

The financial impact of defective product injuries is significant. Medical expenses, loss of income due to inability to work, and ongoing treatment costs contribute to the financial burden. Individuals may find themselves facing unexpected bills and financial strain as a result of injuries caused by products they believed to be safe.

Let's look at some specific examples of injuries associated with defective products.

Burns and Scalds

Defective electronics, appliances, or even children's toys with overheating issues can lead to burns and scalds. These injuries not only cause physical pain but can also result in lasting scars and emotional distress.

Cuts and Lacerations

Products with design or manufacturing defects, such as tools or household items, may lead to cuts and lacerations. These injuries can range from minor to severe, impacting an individual's ability to perform daily tasks and potentially causing long-term complications.

Adverse Reactions from Medications

Defective pharmaceutical products may cause adverse reactions, ranging from allergic responses to unexpected side effects. Such reactions can have a profound impact on an individual's health, requiring additional medical interventions and treatments.

Emotional Distress and Anxiety

Discovering that a trusted product has caused harm can result in emotional distress and anxiety. The psychological impact of such incidents can be significant, affecting an individual's overall well-being and quality of life.

How It Works: The Legal Process in Three Steps

Step One: Talk to Us

First, we chat. In a friendly meeting, you share what happened. We listen carefully, ask a few questions, and get a feel for your case. This sets the stage for what comes next.

Step Two: We Investigate

Once we understand your story, we dig in. We look at everything, gather facts, and build a solid case. Our goal is to connect the dots between the defective product and your injury. This step helps us figure out how much compensation you deserve.

Step Three: Let's Work It Out

With the facts in hand, we try to settle things without going to court. We talk to the other side, present your case, and aim for a fair deal. If that doesn't work, we might need to go to court, but we'll guide you every step of the way.

Why Choose Roberts Lambert

Choosing the right legal team is crucial when seeking justice for a defective product injury. With a track record of handling various defective product cases, our team brings extensive experience to the table. We know the ins and outs of product liability law.

At Roberts Lambert, your first meeting with us won't cost a dime. We offer free consultations, giving you the chance to discuss your case, ask questions, and understand your options without any financial obligation.

We deliver proven results. You won't pay us unless we succeed in getting you compensation. Our commitment aligns our interests with yours - we only win when you win.

Meet our Defective Product Attorneys.

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Tyler Roberts

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Our lawyers and legal staff gather evidence, apply the law, and build your case.
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We present your case to the insurance company in an attempt to settle pre-litigation.
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If the insurance company makes a low offer, we file your case with the appropriate court and litigate.
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Discovery
We take and defend depositions, respond to and send interrogatories, and extract evidence from the defendants.
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Mediation
Typically, we give the insurance company one last chance to resolve the case at a formal mediation.
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