Category: Product Liability
Propane and gas explosions can cause life-altering injuries and extensive property damage. Victims often face painful injuries, time off work, costly medical bills, and a heavy emotional toll as they rebuild their lives from the ground up. You have legal rights after an explosion caused by someone else upends your life, and you deserve fair […]
Propane and gas explosions can cause serious injuries, fatalities, and total property destruction. If you or a loved one has been harmed in such an incident, call Schwaba Law Firm today to schedule a free consultation with a trusted propane and gas explosions lawyer who can help you secure a settlement reflecting the full scope […]
If you or a loved one recently suffered injuries or other damages due to a defective product, you may have the right to secure compensation for your losses by filing a defective product claim. Consumers deserve safe, reliable products, and when manufacturers fail to meet safety standards, legal action can hold them accountable. Act quickly—filing […]
Suppose that you have recently bought a new child car seat for your little one to make sure they are secure on every drive. But on a routine trip, the car seat fails to protect your youngster from harm in an accident. You feel helpless and betrayed by the very product you relied on to […]
Products liability arises when manufacturers, retailers, distributors, suppliers and others who make products available to the public are held accountable for the injuries those products cause. To put it more simply, when a product causes injury because it was poorly designed, defective in manufacture, it is malfunctioned, or because it failed to live up to […]
Product liability occurs when how a product is produced creates a hazard that causes injury to a consumer. Product liability law holds the manufacturers, distributors, and sellers responsible for selling a product that creates the harm. Product Liability law is generally divided into two theories of liability: negligence and breach of warranty. Each theory of […]
