Products liability refers to the liability of manufacturers, processors, suppliers, distributors, or sellers of a defective or dangerous product that causes damage or injury to a buyer or third party. Products liability may also include the destruction of a product by its own defect. If you or a loved one have been injured or damaged by a defective product, contact the Law Offices of John P. Zanelotti, P.C. to discuss the unique facts of your case and the potential for recovering monetary compensation.
Products liability law differs from state to state, and liability can occur in cases involving food and beverages; motor vehicles and accessories; aircraft and boats; industrial, business, or farm machinery, tools, and equipment; paint, cement, building supplies, small tools, and ladders; toys, games, and sports equipment; household and domestic machinery and appliances; clothing and shoes; animal medicines, fertilizers, pesticides; containers and packaging materials; and prescription or over-the-counter drugs. A successful products liability claim may be based upon a defective product design, a manufacturing defect, or an inadequate label or warning. Given the complexity of products liability law, it is recommended that you contact an experienced attorney to discuss your options.
The Law Offices of John P. Zanelotti, P.C. have successfully recovered compensation for victims of all types of defective products. If you or a loved one have been injured due to a defective product, please contact John P. Zanelotti to arrange for a free evaluation of your case. If we determine that you have a viable claim, we may be able to arrange legal representation on a contingency fee basis, meaning that you pay no legal fees unless you recover a settlement or trial award.
If you or a loved one have been injured by a defective product, seek appropriate medical care, and then take steps to preserve evidence. Hold on to the product and any receipts, manuals, or other information relating to the product or its purchase. Take photographs of the product and damage. Write down the contact information for any witnesses. And call a knowledgeable products liability attorney as soon as possible. Attorney John P. Zanelotti, can advise you about dealing with insurance claims and can begin investigating your claim while evidence and memories are fresh. Please contact Law Offices of John P. Zanelotti, P.C. at (301) 497-9101 today.