A defective product can carry a design defect that makes it dangerous for consumers, and can include car components, children’s toys, medical devices, child car seats, gas and electrical appliances, and much more.
If you've suffered injuries or lost a loved one due to a defective product in Florida, we can help you recover compensation for the damages.
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Multiple Surgeries Due to Defective Knee Implant
Settlement for defective knee implant which caused a woman to undergo several surgeries. The case settled in favor of our client before going to trial. The client was very pleased with how we handled his case.
$881K
Defective Hip Implant. Missed Work
Clients were satisfied by Mr. Cleary's legal services.
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Defective Scuba Tank Explosion
Clients were satisfied by Mr. Cleary's legal services.
$395K
Home Burned Due to Defective Fogger
A man's home burned to the ground in the Florida Keys after he used and turned off a defectively designed insect killing fogger and he needed legal help. We handled his case and fought to obtain a favorable settlement.
$3.3MIL
Father Killed in Plane Crash
33-year-old husband and father died in a twin-engine passenger airplane crash. The lawsuit against the aircraft manufacturer, an engine component manufacturer, and a maintenance company settled.
Manufacturing defects can lead to very serious auto accidents. Either the driver of the vehicle or one of the passengers may suffer serious injuries or even death due to defects in the vehicle’s design or failure to function properly of a defective component in the car. In many cases, the car accident or crash may be caused by a negligent driver, but the car's design or components may contribute and lead to injuries or fatalities.
Medical device manufacturers must provide warnings about the dangerous side effects of their products and not sell or market medical products that are defective or unreasonably dangerous. Patients who agree to have medical devices implanted believe the product will improve their quality of life. However, many of these products and additional medical devices turn out to be defective:
Once a recall is issued, stores are required to pull the product from their shelves, but the manufacturers can still be financially liable. A consumer or a user of a product suffers serious injury or death due to defects in the product’s design or failure from mechanical or manufacturing issues. Product injuries may arise from incidents at home, at the workplace, or anywhere else where the product is being used.
Nearly 4,000 construction workers are killed on the job on an annual basis, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. On average, this adds up to more than 12 deaths every single day. The more sophisticated, advanced technology heavy machinery becomes, the greater the danger of injuries caused by operational failure or improper labeling. Commonly unsafe construction equipment or recalled objects in the construction industry include:
Airplanes, helicopters, and boats are complex machines, and just one defective part can trigger an accident. Product liability claims are brought when there are defects in the equipment, defects in the design, or other structural problems. Mechanical problems may contribute to a crash and the resulting deaths and injuries. Under the theory of strict liability, manufacturers can be held liable for such mechanical problems.
If thrill-seekers suffer catastrophic and permanent injuries during the normal course of amusement park rides, the design of the ride and inadequate warnings become primary issues. Amusement rides are now more technically advanced to provide a greater thrill factor, and often an amusement accident can be traced to a cause that can give rise to an amusement park product liability action, including:
Many of the accidents and injuries caused each year by defective or unsafe products could have been avoided. It's the duty of manufacturers, distributors, and sellers to produce and sell safe products. If you were injured by a defective product, we are can help you pursue compensation.
We only charge contingency fees, meaning we only charge after the case is closed. These fees range from 34%-40% and are charged from the total amount.