Every year, defective or dangerous products are responsible for causing serious injuries and deaths to the people around the U.S. The personal injury cases arising from defective or dangerous products are sometimes called Product Liability cases, and usually involve products such as:
- automobiles (design or parts)
- dangerous toys, cribs, bassinets and playpens
- swimming pool equipment or products
- household products
- industrial machinery and equipment
- farm machinery
- products causing explosions and burns
- other defective or unreasonably dangerous products
Manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers, distributors, parts suppliers, and anyone else in the chain of distribution may be held liable when a dangerous product leads to injuries.
If you, or your spouse or child, are injured by a defective or dangerous product, please contact a Texas personal injury lawyer at Ross Law Group. We offer you a free initial consultation.
Personal injury law deals with three main types of product defects:
Design defects: These occur in the initial design and planning stage.
Manufacturing errors: These flaws result from mistakes that take place during the actual manufacturing of the product.
False Advertising: Can include inadequate warnings or instructions, or failure to define the potential risks of using the product.
Our dangerous and defective products attorneys often represent injured people on a contingency basis. With a contingent fee agreement, you pay no attorney fees unless we win compensation for you. Please contact an Austin personal injury lawyer today at Ross Law Group to arrange a free consultation.
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From offices in Austin, Texas, the personal injury lawyers of Ross Law Group represent clients throughout Central Texas, including the communities of Round Rock, Pflugerville, San Marcos, Bastrop, Kyle, Georgetown, Buda, Lago Vista, Westlake, Georgetown, Dripping Springs, Wimberley, Elgin, as well as residents of Williamson County, Hays County, Bastrop County, and Travis County.
