When a product or device is brought to market or put into use, those who manufacture and sell the item have a responsibility to test and inspect it. If you have been seriously injured by a consumer good or during the operation of dangerous machinery, our firm may be able to help you recover from the manufacturer or retailer.
Areas of Specialty
- Consumer Goods Malfunction
- Dangerous Machinery
- Insufficient Warnings or Labeling
Sample Cases
Delaware County
A $2 million dollar cash settlement for a hemiplegics 55-year-old single mechanic. He purchased a used 1967 Mustang from a private person who advertised the car as "good condition." The car was actually titled to a dealership and welded together with metal bars and plates because of rust. The plaintiff lost control of the car while passing and the car broke in half allegedly before it hit a tree. Crashworthiness, negligence, breach of contract and fraud theories were presented against the dealership.
Bucks County
An $850,000 settlement for a 40-year-old woman who brought a product liability claim against a manufacturer of a foot press that lacked interlocks and guards. The plaintiff sustained a crush injury to her dominant hand.
