Category: Product Liability

Top 9 Accident Claims Blawg Legal Blogs & Pages

Post author By accidentclaimsblawg
Post date September 22, 2024
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Accident Claims Blawg is a trusted resource for personal injury claims, offering valuable legal insights across various jurisdictions. Below are the top 9 blog posts and pages that provide essential information and tools for anyone dealing with accident claims and personal injury law. These posts offer legal information, tools, and directories for navigating accident claims […]

How to Prepare a Defective Product Liability Case

If you have been injured by a faulty or dangerous product, you should contact an experienced product liability attorney as soon as possible. Preparing a product liability case can be complicated, and it will require the expertise of a Personal Injury Attorney from the start to ensure that all relevant evidence and potential claims are […]

Tesla Sparks Serious Product Liability Issues

Post author By Trent Erwin
Post date December 5, 2013
Categories In Personal Injury Lawyers, Product Liability

Tesla Motors has made quite a spark in the news recently. With two electric cars catching fire in the U.S. since October, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration began a probe for more information. The NHTSA requested information about design modifications and engineering drawings for the Model S electric sedan. Tesla has until Jan. 14 […]

What Does FDA Approval Mean For You?

Post author By Rebbeca Binder
Post date November 7, 2013
Categories In Personal Injury Claims Law, Product Liability

(U. S. Personal Injury Claims law and generally) The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is a government agency that was designed to protect consumers from dangerous foods, medications and medical devices. The FDA has established many different testing and product standards that businesses must comply with to sell their products in the United States. The […]

Important Rules Regarding Strict Liability and Product Defects

(US PI Law) Suing a company over a defective product that causes you to become injured can be a difficult process, but with the help of an attorney and a bit of knowledge about liability, you can have an easier time doing so. We all laugh from time to time at the seemingly absurd warning […]

Incretin Mimetics MDL Established in California District Court

Post author By AvaL
Post date September 30, 2013
Categories In Guest Legal Blogging on Personal Injury, Law, Personal Injury Claims Law, Personal Injury Lawyers, PI Claims Blawg, Product Liability

Byetta, Januvia, Janumet and Victoza are all diabetes treatments in a class of drugs known as incretin mimetics. Used to stabilize blood glucose levels in patients who suffer Type 2 diabetes, the medications have been linked to potentially life-threatening side effects including an increased risk of acute pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer. Since their launch on […]

What is Market Share Liability?

Post author By JRO
Post date September 19, 2013
Categories In Product Liability

The legal concept of market share liability was created more than 30 years ago through the famous ruling by the 1980 California Supreme Court in Sindell v. Abbott Laboratories. It provides for plaintiffs in a suit against a manufacturer of a product, where others may also manufacture the same or similar product, to receive proportionate […]

Baby Safety and Faulty Equipment: What does the Law Say?

Post author By Ladyblogger
Post date September 11, 2013
Categories In Accident Claims, Law, Personal Injury Claims Law, Product Liability

Parents must always be on guard when it comes to purchasing and using baby furniture and accessories. Even though there are many guidelines and laws in place to ensure that these products do not harm your baby when used, injures are still occurring. In fact, a recent study released by the Center for Disease Control […]

Football Helmets Continue to Be a Concern with Product Liability

Post author By Trent Erwin
Post date September 4, 2013
Categories In Brain Injury Claims, Personal Injury Lawyers, Product Liability

It seems as if football is under the microscope every year with new discoveries about the effects of concussions and the ever-changing rules about tackling and where a player can hit another player. This pressure mounts on football equipment manufacturers, the players and the families of young players, as parents weigh the risks and concerns […]

A Heated Court Room Battle Rages Against Johnson and Johnson’s in the De Puy Hip Implant Recall Case

Post author By Aronfeld
Post date September 3, 2013
Categories In Guest Legal Blogging on Personal Injury, Medical Negligence Compensation, Personal Injury Claims Law, Personal Injury Lawyers, Product Liability

Plaintiffs in a heated court room battle against Johnson and Johnson’s De Puy, the manufacturer of an allegedly defective artificial hip implants, scored an impressive victory last week when Judge Brian R. Martinotti, a New Jersey Superior Court judge, denied Johnson and Johnson International’s attempt to separate the bellwether trials of Barbara Gullo and Kevin […]