Category: Product Liability

A pressure cooker explodes in a Lake Highlands kitchen. A brake system fails on Central Expressway. A medication causes unexpected side effects after a visit near Baylor University Medical Center. Each situation involves a product that didn’t work as intended—but not every case stems from the same kind of problem. Texas law separates these issues […]

When you purchase a product, there is typically a reasonable expectation that the item will work as intended. When this is not the case, the results can range from minor malfunction to serious injury and harm. Unfortunately, this can occur in a host of different environments and at any given time, such as when using […]

People who endure injuries as a result of a broken or malfunctioning product may be entitled to compensation for their injuries. When a person suffers an injury due to a malfunctioning product, however, it is not enough to just settle for what any product liability attorney can get you in damages. After all, dedicated attorneys […]

In order to prioritize safety and protect individual rights, laws are put in place as rules that bind all people living in a community. This is especially helpful when a person becomes injured as a result of another person or company’s negligence, carelessness, or willful intent. What’s more? There are various sections of the law […]

As a consumer, you have an expectation that the item or tool you are purchasing will function as it is intended to. While some tools such as electric saws, drills, and other items of the like may be accompanied by some level of risk,  a consumer should be able to trust that a product will […]

When we are in need of a new tool or product, it goes without saying that safety should be of the utmost concern. In order to avoid injuring or harming consumers, products must meet industry-specific standards set forth by that industry’s appropriate governing body. If an individual becomes harmed as a result of manufacturing errors […]

It can be troubling when you purchase a product to use for a specific task only to learn it is defective. What’s more? Defective products and other items can potentially harm someone if they were designed, manufactured, or marketed improperly, and these injuries can range from minor scrapes or cuts to full-out catastrophic damage. Because […]