Products Liability

Manassas, Virginia Dangerous Products Attorneys

Manufacturers and retailers can be held financially liable for injuries and deaths caused by defective products. While a manufacturer may adhere to product safety specifications in the design and manufacture of a product, they can still be held liable for design flaws and product defects. Even though existing legislation may not address all relevant dangers inherent in a product (or its design), a manufacturer can still be held responsible for injuries and harm caused by that product. If a jury finds that a manufacturer should have foreseen certain dangers inherent in a product's design, they can be held liable for injuries that occur as a result - regardless of whether the product conforms to certain standard industry specifications. For example, there is no law regulating how strong a roof must be on a car. However, car manufacturers can still be held liable for injuries and deaths that occur as a result of "roof crush."

At the law office of Weimer & Boyce, our lawyers work closely with experts in design, chemistry, safety, manufacturing, metallurgy, physics, and other professions in exposing dangers and defects in products that cause injuries and fatalities.

Don't assume injuries or damage caused by a defective product is simply the result of bad luck. For information regarding manufacturer liability and the legal options available to you, contact defective product attorneys Weimer & Boyce today.

Types of Product Liability Cases

The law office of Weimer & Boyce represents clients in cases involving the following kinds of defective or dangerous products:

• Automotive
  • Failed seat belt clasp
  • Defective airbag
  • Tire blowout
  • SUV rollover (design flaw)
• Electrical cord fire
• Electrocution from appliances
• Failed medical devices
  • Pace makers
  • Defibrillator
• Dangerous toys
• Dangerous drugs
• Improper safety warnings or labels
• Toxic products

Injuries and Defective Products - Establishing Your Case

In order to recover damages in product liability cases, it's necessary to establish a proximate cause between a defective or dangerous product and specific injuries. In order to establish a causal link between a product's defect or failure and our client's injury, we consult medical professionals and experts in a number of scientific fields who can describe and analyze the facts involved.

Depending on the case, we may conduct our own independent tests, interview witnesses, subpoena records and internal memos pertinent to a product, and review statistics regarding a products performance. We have the resources and technical sophistication required to address objections and denials offered by manufacturers while directing attention to failures on their part.

Contact Products Liability Attorneys at Weimer & Boyce

We have extensive experience in holding manufacturers legally and financially responsible for dangerous, defective products. To schedule a free consultation to discuss how we can help you, contact defective product attorneys at Weimer & Boyce today.