As consumers, we trust the products we use have been designed and tested to be safe, but that is not always the case. Defects that develop from the time a product is first conceived to the point where it reaches the store shelves can often pose a risk to consumers. Most recently, more than 40 million vehicles equipped with Takata airbags were recalled after they were shown to explode on impact, causing serious and fatal injuries to drivers. That is just one example of how a single flaw in a commonly used product can endanger the lives of many.
When it comes to legal claims, there are three types of product defects:
If you were hurt by a dangerous product or know someone who has, we recommend contacting a products liability lawyer experienced in handling claims for unsafe:
If you were injured by a product you assumed to be safe, your priority should be getting medical attention. It is important to keep all records of your injuries and care in case you decide to bring a products liability claim. Then, you should contact a products liability lawyer who can explain your options for pursing justice under the law.
As the Takata airbag recall shows, a single flaw in design or assembly can result in catastrophic injuries for an unwitting consumer. The LA products liability lawyers at ACTS LAW, LLP are committed to protecting the rights of clients injured by products they assumed to be safe. We do all it takes to hold companies accountable and recover damages for your pain, suffering, medical bills, and lost income for the injuries that could have been prevented. Call 833-ACTS- LAW or contact us online to schedule a free consultation. Located in Los Angeles and San Diego, California, we serve clients throughout Orange County and Los Angeles County, including Beverly Hills, Calabasas, Malibu, Santa Monica, Long Beach, Hidden Hills, Pasadena, San Marino, Brentwood, Encino, Newport Beach, and Foresthill.
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