DANGEROUS AND DEFECTIVE
PRODUCT ATTORNEYS

Manufacturers will often rush to bring new products to market and fail to ensure that a new product is safe for consumers to use, resulting in severe injury and even death. In other situations, manufacturers are aware of the defects or dangers their products contain, yet they decide to keep those hazards quiet so they don't have to recall millions of dollars' worth of merchandise. These unethical tactics have caused countless people to suffer lifelong health complications and even death. 

When dangerous or defective products cause people to suffer, the legal team at Grimes Teich Anderson is ready to fight for the full and fair financial compensation that victims and their families may be entitled to. With over 40 years of successful claim resolutions, we've proven that we're the firm that's willing to do whatever it takes to get justice and maximum compensation for good people.*

People can encounter unsafe or defective products in their daily lives at home, work, or school. Unfortunately, dangerous products often disproportionately harm the most vulnerable among us: our children and our sick and elderly. Below are examples of unsafe and defective product cases that Grimes Teich Anderson handles.

Any product can be considered dangerous if a defect caused it to injure someone. Different types of product defects that can result in product liability cases include:

Design. It's a manufacturer's responsibility to ensure a product is designed to mitigate potential harm to consumers. If a product is inherently dangerous, it must be redesigned, or consumers must be warned.

Manufacturing. When making new products, manufacturers are expected to make sure they are being created safely and effectively. Unfortunately, some companies choose to cut corners and produce goods that put consumers in danger for a quick profit.

Marketing and Failure to Warn. A product without appropriate safety warnings or instructions can lead to an injury. Frequently, a product does not come with adequate warnings about potential hazards or side-effects. The product manufacturer must notify consumers of any product dangers and instruct them on the proper use of a product.

You have a right to expect that any product you buy, regardless of the retail venue, will work like it's supposed to and will be safe for you and your family to use. If you or someone you know suffered an injury from a dangerous product, you need to start thinking about your health and protecting your legal rights. 

Different injuries can occur when a person uses a defective product. These injuries range from minor to severe. Among some of the more common include:

If you or someone you know sustained injuries from a dangerous or defective product, compensation might be available for a wide range of damages. The details of each person's situation must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Generally, product liability victims may recover compensation for: