If you or someone you love were harmed due to a faulty or defective product, our products liability attorneys can help make you whole. We have helped clients recover compensation for injuries caused by faulty construction equipment, medical devices, vehicle parts and more.
Talk to a Maryland product lawyer with Maryland Accident Lawyer to schedule a free consultation. You can call 410-486-1800 or contact us online.
A Maryland product liability lawyer with Maryland Accident Lawyerhas a great deal of experience helping clients who were harmed by products they trusted.
We aggressively pursue compensation on our client’s behalf by holding manufacturers and other liable parties accountable for their negligence.
Following these steps could protect your health and preserve vvital evidence in your case.
The word damages refers to the monetary losses you’ve suffered after being injured due to someone else’s negligence. The two main categories of damages are economic and non-economic.
Your defective product lawyer in Maryland will investigate the incident that caused your injury to determine how you were injured and who’s to blame. Here’s a look at some of the parties that might be responsible.
Manufacturers have a duty to make sure products are safe to use. When they fail to meet that duty, an injury victim can file a lawsuit against them.
If someone suffers severe injuries in a car accident caused by defective brakes, he or she could sue the manufacturer of the braking system as well as the car manufacturer, obtaining significantly more compensation in the process.
Wholesalers typically act as go-betweens. Manufacturers sell their products to wholesalers, and then wholesalers sell the products to retailers. If a wholesaler knows that a product has a potentially dangerous defect and still chooses to sell it to a retail operation, that wholesaler could be held liable, too.
The same principle applies to retailers. If they knowingly purchase defective products from wholesalers and then make those products available to the public, they could also face liability. Retailers must tell consumers of any possible dangers associated with a product. If they fail in this duty or fail to recall products that are shown to be dangerous, they could be targeted with legal action.
You might have had an appliance installed or your electrical system repaired. A mechanic may have performed extensive work on your car. If anyone altered a product in an unsafe manner, and you suffered harm due to that alteration, you could take action against them.
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When you retain a Maryland product liability lawyer with oour firm, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain. We work on what’s known as a contingency basis, which means you won’t have to pay us a dime unless we achieve a successful outcome on your behalf. If we’re successful, we’ll receive a percentage of the compensation you receive from a settlement or jury award.