We hear about it all the time, just what does the phrase
really mean? Specifically, it is defined
as an imperfection in a product that has a design defect or is considered
deficient because of faulty instructions or improper warnings. It is considered unreasonably dangerous to
the consumer as it causes potentially serious harm under normal use.
So, what are some examples of defective products? Among them are –
1. Medical devices
used at home or in the hospital
2. Tires…they are
supposed to keep us safely rolling along
3. Equipment used in
manufacturing
4. Vehicles of every
type
5. Even the food or
drink that you consume
Defective product law is a highly specialized branch of
personal injury law. When it is
practiced by Ken Wagner and his staff located in Albuquerque New Mexico it is
something that has been done dozens of times over the decades including the
famous McDonald’s Hot Coffee Case. For
vigorous representation in The Great South West call Ken Wagner Law at (505)
242-6300.
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