Phoenix Defective Product Attorneys

Product Injury & Product Liability Lawyer in Arizona

Every year, thousands of people in America suffer from serious injuries or death as a result of using or consuming a dangerous or defective product. Product designers, manufacturers, and retailers have a legal obligation to ensure their products do not cause harm, injury, or death to consumers. When a defect in a product causes injury or harm to a consumer, the manufacturer, designer, and retailer can be held liable for damages.

Consumer Product Flaws

A product liability lawsuit can revolve around all types of products, as every product is capable of being defective and causing harm, injury, or death. For this reason, products that are made available for public consumption must be free of defects, hazards, or dangers that could lead to a devastating accident or injury.

If you have been injured by a defective product, you have the right to seek legal compensation from the party responsible for your injuries. All victims of defective products have the right to seek damages for their pain and suffering, medical bills, treatment expenses, lost wages, decreased quality of life, and emotional distress.

However, a product liability lawsuit can be tricky, as you must prove that the designer, manufacturer, or retailer failed to test the products for any potential defects or hazards. Only a truly knowledgeable and experienced attorney will have the legal knowledge, resources, and skills to provide you with the type of representation you need to win your case and successfully recover damages.

The legal team at Knowles Law Firm, PLC has a great amount of experience in both state and federal product liability laws, and has helped countless clients file successful defective products claims. When they commit to a case, they conduct a thorough investigation, collects compelling evidence, and interviews credible experts to prove the product designer, manufacturer, or retailer is at fault. In the courtroom, they vigorously negotiates for the highest settlements possible, and will not settle a case until they have recovered a settlement large enough to cover their clients' current and future medical bills and financial expenses.