Florida Product Liability Lawyers

Representing Victims of Defective Products

Each year dangerous, poorly designed, and/or negligently manufactured products are released into the marketplace where they may potentially injure or kill innocent consumers. Victims of these defective products deserve to be fully compensated for their injuries, medical bills, pain and suffering, and countless other expenses forced upon them.

When corporations and other entities produce and market defective products, they must be held accountable for the harm they cause and the law entitles victims to recover compensation in certain circumstances. At Michles & Booth, our Florida product liability lawyers understand the many nuances involved in these complex cases. With a proven track record of success in the area of personal injury law, our firm can help you fight for the full, fair compensation you are owed.

Contact us online or call us at (800) 848-6168 today. Your initial consultation is completely free and confidential.

Identifying Defective Product Categories

Generally speaking, there are three ways in which a product may be defective:

• Design Flaws: Inherent Risks in Product Blueprints are where a company produces an entire line of products that, by their very design, are dangerous and faulty. In these cases, every product produced by that design is flawed. The most common examples of this are children’s toys with unsafe parts, power tools without appropriate safety measures, or automobiles that roll over because of their dimensions.
• Manufacturing Errors: Faults During Production are where something goes wrong when a company produces their product. In this case, the product’s design is not to blame for the injury or death, but it is just the way it was built. Examples of this can be missing or loose screws, a forgotten component, or internally damaged parts.
• Inadequate Warnings: The Dangers of Insufficient Information can also be a way for injured victims or their families to be compensated. We all know that many products have warning labels on them, but many products have unknown dangers. Regardless, corporations have a duty to inform consumers of each danger or how to avoid the danger by properly using the product. When a company’s failure to warn consumers results in your injury, the law is on your side.

The experienced and award-winning trial lawyers at Michles & Booth have handled cases in all three areas. Experience can be a critical factor in the outcome of your case, as taking on a major product manufacturer or distributor is no small task.

If you were injured or someone in your family was killed by a product believed to be defective, contact our Florida product liability lawyers as soon as possible. With offices located in Pensacola, Crestview, Fort Walton Beach, and Tampa, we serve clients across the state of Florida.

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