The U.S. Army and 3M are in the midst of a 3-round product liability fight over defective earplugs. Each side has one win to its credit, with the third battle presently ... Read More
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What the Malfunction Theory Is & How It’s Applied
In general, a plaintiff bringing a product liability lawsuit must provide concrete and direct evidence of the wrongdoing they suffered. That seems logical enough, doesn’t ... Read More
The Most Common Defective Product Examples
Consumers suffering injuries from the products they buy is an all-too-common occurrence. Last year alone, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) recalled over 9 ... Read More
The FAA is No Longer the Last Word on Aviation Product Liability
A potential sea of change is at hand in aviation product liability cases due to a ruling by the Washington State Supreme Court. The legal principles that have served as ... Read More
What Is Product Liability? The Basics For Beginners
A lot of money is at stake in product liability cases. The average award in these lawsuits exceeds $3 million. Even if you throw out those on the very high end of the ... Read More
Injured Biker Sues Specialized Bicycle Components Over Helmet
In 2016, 50-year-old Colorado resident Victor Moreno was riding his motorcycle when he “overcooked a corner,” to quote his legal complaint. He took a spill and the ... Read More