Breach of Warranty
Breach of warranty occurs when a seller fails to provide an appropriate remedy for promises made about a product. A product warranty usually includes specific and implied assertions regarding a product about a product. When a company fails to comply with the terms of the warranty coverage a valid breach of warranty may exist.
Negligence
The failure of a responsible party involved in the production, sale or distribution of a product to use reasonable care may result in a valid negligence claim.
Strict Liability
In certain circumstances, proof that a defective product caused an injury may result in a valid strict liability claim. A claim involving strict liability does not routinely require proof of negligence or unreasonable conduct.
Misrepresentation
False or misleading advertisement that does not sufficiently detail the risks of a certain product may support a claim of misrepresentation.
Consumers are entitled to expect that products, used as intended, should be safely operational according to the directions and warranties. When a defective product has caused injury, any parties involved in the making and selling of that product may be held responsible for the damage.
At the Law Offices of Michael Barszcz, M.D., J.D., we represent clients on a contingency basis. This means that the attorneys are only paid a fee if there is a recovery in your case. To learn more about a product liability claim, please contact our product liability lawyer at the Law Offices of Michael Barszcz, M.D., J.D., for a free consultation.
