As a consumer, you rightly assume the products you purchase and use will meet your expectations of function and safety. When a product does not meet reasonable expectations because it has a defect that is dangerous, then any resulting injuries are grounds for a product liability claim.
A North Carolina product liability lawyer can determine if you have a valid personal injury claim during a free case evaluation.
To discuss your case with Ray Kline call 919-844-9770.
What are Product Liability Lawsuits?
Our law firm can potentially handle virtually all types of claims based on defective products. If a product was defective and unexpectedly dangerous, then we can advocate for injury compensation on your behalf.
Two of the most common types of product liability claims at our law firm are:
- Dangerous drugs: Certain pharmaceuticals cause injury or death. Sometimes these are accepted risks you are informed of ahead of time, but when an injury or death occurs because of a defect in the drug or because the drug did not contain sufficient labeling and warnings, then the drug may be considered defective and dangerous.
- Defective Medical Devices: People rely on medical devices for life-saving and health-sustaining purposes, but a defective medical device can cause severe physical injury and death.
Suffering an injury because of a defective device means you now have to deal with a host of medical bills and expenses, as well as losing wages because you cannot work.
You may also be struggling with intense pain and suffering as a result of your injury.
Injured by a Defective Product?
Potentially responsible parties for a defective product include manufacturers, companies that assemble the products, and even wholesalers.
There are three premises on which a claim may be based:
- Defective design: A product may have been dangerous from its very conception, when it was designed. The product is inherently dangerous and defective.
- Defective in manufacturing: During the assembling or making of a product, a defect can be created. Examples include defective car parts such as tires or brakes.
- Defective marketing: This type of product liability encompasses insufficient instructions for how to use the product and insufficient safety warnings or labeling.
Get Started on Your Case Today!
Our fees are collected on a contingency fee basis, which means you only pay if we win compensation on your behalf.
If you are searching for an firm in North Carolina for your product liability case, please contact Kline Law Office at 919-844-9770.
Ray M. Kline – Kline Law Office, PC
Email: attorney@klinelaw.org
Phone: 919-844-9770 – Fax: 919-844-8520
P.O. Box 98296, Raleigh, NC 27624
1890 S. Main St, Suite 104, Wake Forest, NC 27587
4819 Emperor Blvd, Suite 400, Durham, NC 27703