Product Liability Claims Often Rely on a Pattern of Negligence
The family of a little girl killed when her family’s minivan burst into flames will be allowed to bring present evidence of previous similar fires in their product liability claim. We know that in these cases, establishing a history or a pattern can be critical to the success of the case. In Funkhouser v. Ford Motor Co. Inc., […]
Product Liability Watch: Zithromax and Fatal Heart Attacks
Product liability attorneys know that people trust that the medication prescribed by doctors has been properly vetted. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. For some, the only recompense is filing a product liability lawsuit. Just recently, our attorneys became aware of the fact that an antibiotic, which has been commonly-prescribed for bronchitis and other run-of-the-mill infections, […]
Product Liability Watch: Lax Standards for Medical Devices
Product liability cases are likely to stem from the latest news out of a Consumer Reports investigation. The research determined that while tens of millions of Americans have some sort of implantation of a medical device in their bodies, the vast majority of those products have never been vetted for safety. Our Product Liability Attorneys understand that this […]
Gulf Underwriters Ins. Co. v. Burris, et al. Shows How Insurance Companies Can Try to Avoid Product Liability in Cases Around the Country
Insurance companies have very deep pockets, and when you sue for benefits their team of attorneys can seem very intimidating. However, it is important to know that attorneys are uniformly responsible for providing their clients with zealous representation regardless of wealth or resources. Our product liability attorneys have the experience and understanding to know what it takes […]
