When a product has defects in its design manufacture, distribution, or, in the instructions and warnings to the user, those defects and deficiencies may result in foreseeable injury.

For everything from medications, to chainsaws, automotive products, bicycles, toaster ovens and cleaning fluids, the designers, manufacturers and distributors of products, must ensure that consumers and workers are sufficiently protected from being injured by the products’ use. Employers must also not intentionally utilize potentially harmful products to ensure that their employees are protected.

A failure to properly protect a product’s user from harm, or a failure to properly warn a consumer of potential dangers inherent in the nature and use of a product, may constitute product liability.

Blume Goldfaden Attorneys have decades of experience in handling hundreds of product liability cases. We can determine if injuries were due to a product being potentially hazardous, whether there was inadequate protection against those hazards, or, if the injuries were caused by other deficiencies in design, manufacture, distribution, and/or in the instructions and warnings provided to the user and consumer.

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