Failure To Warn
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As consumers, we must trust manufacturers to create safe products for us to use. These products range from small things such as toys and household items, to larger items such as cars and pharmaceuticals. We are familiar with the large packets of information that come with each and every product we purchase; always containing warning labels or pamphlets.
Companies, by law, are required to educate and warn the customer of all the risks and dangers associated with using their product. Anything from a choking hazard to serious injury or death must be covered in the warning and safety pamphlets.
When a manufacturer fails to provide adequate warnings or safety information with their product, they put the consumer at risk of injury or, in the worst cases, death. The manufacturer can be held liable if they do not adequately warn the consumer of foreseeable product hazards that are not readily apparent to the typical user. The manufacturer can also be held liable if it does not give instructions on the safe use of a product to reduce the risks of injuries.
If you have been seriously injured by a product, it is your right and responsibility as a consumer to hold the manufacturer accountable. The experienced team of Miami-Dade County product liability lawyers at SIBLEY LAW has the resources necessary to go up against the big manufacturing companies and their insurance agencies. You need an aggressive and experienced attorney on your side. Call us today for your free consultation.
