Product Defects

The products you purchase should perform their functions safely and efficiently.  You also have the right to expect that the manufacturer will provide proper warnings and instructions.  In fact, the law provides that a company that sells a defective product that causes an injury can be held “strictly liable.”

Product liability lawsuits can involve complex issues of engineering, design, human factors and warnings, and biomechanics.  Our lawyers have handled cases involving defective automotive fuel systems and fuel-fed fires, airbag injuries, seat belt and restraint failures, defective seat backs and door latches, boating accidents, industrial and electrical equipment, and vehicle rollovers.

We are also coordinating with a number of Texas law firms in representing welders and other laborers whose exposure to fumes from welding rods has led to Parkinson’s Disease and Manganese Poisoning.  Symptoms of these conditions include loss of coordination and motor skills, tremors and shakes, speech difficulties, memory loss and respiratory problems.