New York Defective Product Frequently Asked Questions
- What Is Product Liability?
- How Hard Is It to Sue a Product Manufacturer?
- Do I Need a Lawyer to Handle My Case?
- What Kind of Damages Can I Recover?
- Do I Still Have a Case If I Have Thrown Away the Product?
- How Long Do I Have to File a Lawsuit?
- What Kinds of Defects Cause a Product Liability Claim?
- What Do I Have to Prove to Have a Product Liability Claim?
- Is the Manufacturer Always Liable When a Product Is Defective?
- I Was in a Car Accident and My Air Bag Malfunctioned. Can I Sue the Manufacturer?
- I Have Been Taking a Drug That Has Been Recalled. What Should I Do Next?
- I Was Hurt at Work by a Defective Product and Have Filed a Worker’s Compensation Claim. Can I Still Sue the Manufacturer?
What Is Product Liability?
How Hard Is It to Sue a Product Manufacturer?
Do I Need a Lawyer to Handle My Case?
What Kind of Damages Can I Recover?
Do I Still Have a Case If I Have Thrown Away the Product?
How Long Do I Have to File a Lawsuit?
What Kinds of Defects Cause a Product Liability Claim?
Manufacturing Defect: This defect is caused during the making of a product and results in the product not performing in the way it was designed.
Failure to Warn: A warning defect is based on the idea that a product is dangerous to use as directed or used in a way that is foreseeable. When someone is injured and there was no proper warning given, it could give rise to a product liability claim.
Design Defect: This means that there is an inherent flaw in the product. The product was manufactured correctly, but when it is used in the manner that it was intended it was dangerous.
What Do I Have to Prove to Have a Product Liability Claim?
To have a claim, you must be able to prove the following:
- You used the product in the way it was intended;
- The product was defective;
- You were injured as a result; and
- Your injuries were caused by the defective product.
Is the Manufacturer Always Liable When a Product Is Defective?
I Was in a Car Accident and My Air Bag Malfunctioned. Can I Sue the Manufacturer?
I Have Been Taking a Drug That Has Been Recalled. What Should I Do Next?
I Was Hurt at Work by a Defective Product and Have Filed a Worker’s Compensation Claim. Can I Still Sue the Manufacturer?
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