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Defective Product Product defects can result in serious personal injury as well as property damage. Florida product liability law treats these claims differently. Florida products liability law governs the liability of product manufacturers, distributors, suppliers, retailers, and others who make products available to the public, for injury caused by defective products, is known as “products liability.” Florida products liability law also controls how to hold product manufacturers accountable for injury to the product itself and other property damage. Personal Injury - Property Damage - Design Defect Claim A product defect claim based on defective design focuses on that product as unreasonably dangerous. The design is flawed – or contains a hazardous condition – that could be eliminated from the product, or guarded against, or pursued under a theory that under current knowledge, the product could be made safer. In addition to elimination or guarding against the hazard or defect, adequate and understandable warnings and warning devices can be provided to the consumer who uses the product. Personal Injury - Property Damage - Manufacturing Defect Claim A product may be unreasonably dangerous and deemed defective because of its component parts, that is, the the separate products or materials used to create, assemble, or construct the final product. Often, this claim arises in the context of a product not working as it should, or that the product was not manufactured to its intended specifications. Personal Injury - Property Damage - Products Liability - Warranty Claim
Personal Injury or Property Damage Caused by a Defective Product? Contact a Florida product liability lawyer at the Harris Law Firm today. Allow us to evaluate your product defect case, whether it resulted in personal injury or financial injury due to property damage. Defective product claims are complex, and the limitations clock is always ticking against your claim. Contact us today a free consultation. Product Preservation is VITAL! You or your attorney can demand that the product be preserved. Some States, including Florida, under certain circumstances actually provide for sanctions – including a claim for “spoliation” or destruction of evidence – if a defective product is discarded and not preserved. This means that efforts must be taken to prevent alteration or change or destruction of the injury-causing product. Failure to preserve the product may result in a products liability claim being dismissed. Because Principle Does Matter.
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