Defective Products FAQ

Who is liable for defective product?

It can be any number of people or entities. Depending on the situation, a designer, manufacturer or distributor can be held liable if they acted negligently or if the product is defective and unreasonably dangerous.

What kinds of products can be involved in a defective products lawsuit?

Any product that has resulted in the injury or wrongful death of a person using the product. Examples could be anything from a defective airbag in a car to a dangerous prescription drug.

What should I do if I think I am a victim of a defective product?

You should contact Tichenor Dziuba Law Office to find out what the best course of legal action is for your specific situation. Defective product cases frequently require extensive investigation and there may also be a statute of limitations affecting the filing of your case.

What is a class-action lawsuit?

When there are thousands of defective products in circulation, many people can be injured or die as a result of the same defect. When this happens, the victims can join together to file a single lawsuit against the company or person responsible. These lawsuits are called class-action lawsuits.

Despite increased regulation regarding the safety of consumer products, thousands of people are killed or seriously injured yearly as the result of defective products. If you or a family member has been injured or died as a result of a defective product, you should contact the experienced defective product attorneys at Tichenor Dziuba Law Office. Call us to schedule a free consultation.