People harmed by defective products have the right to seek compensation for their losses. Proving liability often requires expert testimony, but only certain parties are qualified to testify as experts, as explained in a recent ruling issued in a New York product liability case. If you or a loved one…
Generally, collisions are the direct result of negligence. While in most instances, the negligence that causes crashes occurs in the form of careless driving, it can also arise in the negligent design or manufacture of the vehicle involved in the accident. People harmed by such defects can often pursue product…
A Syracuse product liability case may involve one defendant, two defendants, or a long list of defendants. There may be a single theory of liability, or there may be multiple claims involving a myriad of legal theories. One thing that is common to all product liability claims is that they…
In a Syracuse product liability lawsuit, the plaintiff may have multiple theories of liability – design defect, failure to warn, negligence, etc. Because several different entities in the supply chain may be held liable, these types of cases may have multiple defendants, as well. Often, one or more defendants will…
A Syracuse personal injury lawsuit may involve one defendant or multiple defendants. Likewise, a single theory of liability may be asserted, or multiple theories may be included in the plaintiff’s complaint for damages. The more defendants and the more theories of liability, the more likely it is that some of…
It is a festive time of year when millions of people across the country are putting up Christmas trees and decorations in their homes. A fire from faulty Christmas tree lights or defective holiday decorations can spread through a space at a terrifying speed. In a moment, flames can engulf…
Today we wrap up our six-part series on children’s product recalls. We have looked at the basics of these types of recalls and also took a close look at specific examples that readers should be aware of. In the end, the question you may be left with is: so how…
In today’s post we continue our discussion of defective products that led to children being injured or killed. The case we will look at today has specific legal implications because the tragedy ended in a lawsuit against the product manufacturer. The scenario was devastating. A woman was driving her car…
Previously we looked at a case where a rubbery toy nearly suffocated a child. The incident caused the mother of the child to campaign for its removal from the market. Unfortunately, not all cases of defective products turn out this way. In many cases, the product proves to be fatal,…
In our last two posts on this topic we covered the basics of recalls related to children’s products and discussed the various types of issues that may happen with certain kids’ products. Today we take a deeper look at some very personal stories that either injured or took the life…