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PRODUCT LIABILITY ATTORNEYS IN SOUTHGATE, MICHIGAN

Defective or dangerous products are the cause of thousands of injuries every year in the U.S. "Product liability law," the legal rules concerning who is responsible for defective or dangerous products, is different from ordinary injury law, and this set of rules sometimes makes it easier for an injured person to recover damages.

Vehicles made by 19 different automakers have been recalled to replace frontal airbags on the driver’s side or passenger’s side, or both in what NHTSA has called "the largest and most complex safety recall in U.S. history." The airbags, made by major parts supplier Takata, were mostly installed in cars from the model year 2002 through 2015. Some of those airbags could deploy explosively, injuring or even killing car occupants.

Most victims are unaware of their rights after suffering an injury as a result of a faulty or defective product they have purchased or used. If you’ve been injured by a defective or dangerous product, you need a product liability lawyer in Michigan with experience and proven results.

Our Product Liability Experience

  • Consumer products

  • Airbag systems

  • Defective automobile tires

  • Roof systems in automobiles

  • Automotive fuel tanks

  • The product was defective

  • The defect caused the injury or damage

  • An injury or damage occurred

Under Michigan law, a product liability lawsuit may be brought if a defective product injures a person, on the basis that the manufacturer or the seller of that product may be liable for the damages caused by the defective product.

Please note that if you have a potential product liability case you should do everything humanly possible to keep the product after the incident and call MUSSIN & SCANLAND, PLLC today to assist you in notifying the manufacturer of the product about your situation.

If a defective product seriously injured you or a loved one contact MUSSIN & SCANLAND, PLLC. We will fight for you.

A common requirement in all Michigan product liability claims is a finding of a defect in a product. The product defect may be based on the following:

  • Negligent design of the product

  • Negligent manufacture of the product

  • Negligent failure to warn about some harmful aspect of the product

  • Breach of an express or implied warranty of how the product is supposed to function

  • Misrepresentation or fraud about the produced product