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Do Product Recalls Protect People?

In a word, no. Product recalls prevent bad problems from becoming worse, since they take dangerous products out of circulation. But product recalls do nothing to compensate injured victims. A Marietta personal injury attorney must file a legal action in court to obtain compensation for defective product victims. Incidentally, agencies like the…

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Ford to Appeal Defective Product Claim in Gwinnett County

The automaker disagrees with a jury’s $1.7 billion verdict in a case involving a rollover crash that killed two people in 2014. “I used to buy Ford trucks,” one observed remarked. “I thought nobody would sell a truck with a roof this weak. The damn thing is useless in a…

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Foam Issues Prompt Recall of Philips Ventilators

The same problem that plagued defective Philips CPAP sleep apnea treatment machines has affected another line of products. This recall affects Philips Trilogy 100 and 200-series ventilators. The company previously recalled these ventilators in 2021, but the company assured the Food and Drug Administration that it had fixed the problem.…

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What are Some Potential Defenses in Product Liability Cases?

If you were recently injured by a product and you plan to file a lawsuit against a liable party (such as the manufacturer or retailer of the product), you should be aware of some potential defenses that the party might bring up in court. Potential Defenses Defendants in products liability…

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Understanding Products Liability Claims in Georgia

If you were ever injured by using a product, you may have a valid products liability claim. It is important to understand what a successful products liability claim requires. The following will provide some helpful information regarding products liability claims in the state of Georgia. What is a Products Liability…

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Crane Manufacturer Faces Trial in Savannah Over Fatal Accident

Industrial accidents are often the result of a chain of events. There are usually multiple parties whose negligence or intentional failures led to an innocent worker’s injury. Of course, when the victim files a lawsuit, these parties are quick to try and deflect blame to one another. Hill v. Konecranes,…

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Federal Court Upholds $2.4 Million Award in ObTape Lawsuit

In recent years there have been hundreds of personal injury lawsuits filed against Mentor, the manufacturer of ObTape, a mesh sling used to treat urinary incontinence. According to a 2009 report in the New York Times, Mentor stopped selling ObTape in 2006 after reports emerged that pieces of the mesh…

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Valdosta Judge Allows Defective Pressure Cooker Lawsuit to Proceed

Pressure cookers were first developed in the 17th century. They create an airtight environment where steam pressure raises the boiling point of water, allowing food to cook much faster than normal. Of course, the buildup of pressure can lead to an explosion if the cooker itself is somehow defective. Williams…

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Ga. Court of Appeals Upholds Multi-Million Dollar Verdict Against Suzuki for Motorcycle Accident

Motorcycle accidents often leave the victim with devastating injuries. So, when the accident is even partially the result of a defect in the design or production of the motorcycle itself, the manufacturer may be liable for damages under Georgia law. However, a judge or jury may decide that the motorcyclist…

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Harbor Freight Faces Trial Over Sale of Allegedly Defective Gasoline Can

When someone is injured by a dangerous or defective product, Georgia law permits the victim to bring a personal injury claim against not only the product’s manufacturer, but in some cases against the retailer that sold the product, as well. More precisely, the seller can be held responsible if the…

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