Category: Product Liability

Personal injury laws usually focus on establishing negligence, as demonstrated by the defendant. When it comes to suing the maker of a defective product, the legal system no longer focuses on negligence. Instead it insists on proof that the plaintiff was injured. Read More

If a consumer discovers a defect in a product that he or she has attempted to use, the same consumer might decide to file a product liability claim. Still, that consumer’s hopes for proving and winning that claim could be shattered, if the consumer’s hopes have not been backed by a search for information on the elements required in a successful claim. Read More

Someone that wants to win a product liability claim must show that the reported product does have the defect that has been claimed. That task becomes easier, if the claimant knows the 3 types of product liability claims. Read More

The features that have exhibited a defect in a given item do not help with winning a product liability claim. What has resulted from emergence of those same features can help to strengthen such a claim. Read More

Regardless of which kind of accident led to your injury, be it a slip and fall, a motor vehicle collision, or any other accident caused by another’s negligence, there is a good chance that you are entitled to file for compensation through a personal injury claim. The best way to begin your journey to compensation, is to sit down with an experienced Personal Injury Lawyer in Kitchener who can assess your situation and lay out your options. Read More

If you get harmed by a defective product, you may have grounds for filing a defective product liability claim. First, you should get a good lawyer. You need an attorney that has become familiar with the varied theories of liability. Read More

Any adult that gets injured by a defective product can make a product liability claim, in hopes of being compensated for damages. The route that leads to the endpoint, the point at which the compensation gets sent to the deserving victim, begins with an assessment of the damages. Read More

Whenever you or a loved one has sustained injuries by using a defective product, you may be able to file a personal injury claim and be entitled to compensation for damages. In these types of cases, determining the types of damages is essential to evaluating what your product liability claim is worth financially. In legal terms, “damages” refers to the amount paid to the injury victim to compensate them for their injuries as well as any financial losses attributed to them. Read More

A toy is anything that can be used to encourage learning or play activity. A charge of liability can be placed on someone that has been careless and neglectful. So how could the act of toy-making get transformed into a careless and neglectful action? How could someone that has agreed to put time and effort into creating toys get careless and neglectful? Read More

Have you ever wondered what happens as you use a product which is unsafe and results in sudden and unexpected injuries? The truth is that every single day millions of people throughout Canada buy and use a range of different products, including vehicles, household appliances, tools, food, pharmaceutical drugs, toys and more. With every single product, there is a certain expectation that the manufacturer as well as the sellers of the product have done everything they are capable of in order to guarantee that they are safe to use. If there are certain inherent risks which supposedly come with the product, we automatically assume that they have been minimized as much as it’s possible and that they have been thoroughly and legitimately communicated clearly to us as regular consumers. As unfortunate as this may be, that’s definitely not always the case. Read More