Defective Products
Product LiabilityWhen people are hurt by a defective product, they have the option to sue the responsible party. They can receive compensation if the victim can prove the other party was responsible for their injuries.
Product liability law is an area of law that covers defective and dangerous products. These include defective medical devices, among others.
A plaintiff doesn't always have to prove negligence in a defective product case. A court may hold a product manufacturer liable if the plaintiff proves their product is unsafe, as in the Hernia Mesh lawsuit.
If you’ve been injured by a defective product, like a medical device, you should consult with one of ConsumerShield’s attorneys. They are experienced in these types of cases and can explain the law and determine if you should file a lawsuit.
Defective Products Lawsuits
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NEC Lawsuit: Premature Baby Formula Risks (2025)
An NEC lawsuit must establish a causal connection between baby formula and NEC. Learn about this medical condition and its connection to formula. -
Hair Relaxer Lawsuit: Guide & Latest Updates (2025)
Hair products linked to uterine cancer and other health issues. -
Talcum Powder Lawsuit: Guide & Latest Updates (2025)
Talcum, used by millions of consumers, has been at the epicenter of controversies and class action lawsuits over the past years. -
Cartiva Implant Lawsuit: A Comprehensive Guide (2025)
Toe implants are failing prematurely, leading to concerning medical issues. -
Juul Class Action Lawsuit: A Comprehensive Guide (2025)
E-cigarette industry faces scrutiny, lawsuits over vaping's health effects. -
Baby Food Lawsuit: A Comprehensive Guide (2025)
The safety and quality of certain baby foods have become a pressing concern. -
Philips CPAP Machine Lawsuit: A Comprehensive Guide (2025)
A recall of the machine led to a wave of lawsuits due to manufacturing defects. -
Paragard Lawsuit: A Comprehensive Guide (2025)
Popular IUD broke inside patients, causing medical complications. -
3M Earplugs Lawsuit: A Comprehensive Guide (2025)
Hearing loss and tinnitus were caused by defective 3M earplugs, lawsuits claim.