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DEFECTIVE PRODUCT ATTORNEYS IN NORTH CAROLINA
As consumers, we trust the products we purchase to work as intended without harm. However, a corporation's desire to produce products quickly for profits can result in flawed, defective, and dangerous products, causing harm to innocent people. In fact, thousands of people suffer serious injury or illness every year as a result of defective, unsafe or malfunctioning products. When manufacturers fail to properly design and test the products they sell or fail to warn customers about potential health risks, the results can be devastating.
At Henson Fuerst, our North Carolina product liability attorneys have years of experience holding manufacturers accountable for putting unsafe products on the market. We stand up to major product manufacturers on behalf of injured clients, and we will not hesitate to do everything in our power to see that justice is served.
At Henson Fuerst, our North Carolina product liability attorneys have years of experience holding manufacturers accountable for putting unsafe products on the market. We stand up to major product manufacturers on behalf of injured clients, and we will not hesitate to do everything in our power to see that justice is served.
DEFECTIVE PRODUCT CASES WE HANDLE
The U.S Food and Drug Administration and Consumer Product Safety Commission work hard to keep dangerous or defective products off of the market. When these governing bodies find that a device poses a significant risk of injury to consumers, that product may be recalled or receive a warning label.
At Henson Fuerst, we represent clients that have suffered injuries due to the following unsafe products:
- Car defects - including defective airbags, tires, or seat belts
- Medical device defects, including knee, hip, and hernia mesh implants
- Roadway Defects
Our Team is Here To Help
When presenting your case, our goal as North Carolina defective product lawyers is to make sure the insurance company and/or jury understands the significance of your injuries and considers all the factors of your case when determining the amount of compensation you’re owed.
At Henson Fuerst, we know your recovery is most important to you because it’s important to us too. That’s why it’s our priority to get you the compensation you need to help you overcome your injuries and get your life back to normal.
For product liability claims, you could be entitled to compensation for:
- medical bills resulting from the defective product,
- lost wages for time out of work,
- any out-of-pocket expenses related to your injuries,
- physical pain and mental suffering,
- and permanent disability.
As defective product lawyers, it’s our job to quantify the losses you can be compensated for and pursue all elements of damages the law allows. To determine what benefits you may be eligible for, we will perform a comprehensive evaluation of your future vocational or rehabilitation training needs, as well as additional long-term financial costs.
Defective Medical Devices
Hernia Mesh Implant
Knee or Hip Replacement
Road Defects
We Hold Manufacturers Responsible
Manufacturers have a responsibility to ensure that the products they produce and sell are reasonably safe. If you or a family member is injured, you can bring a legal claim against the manufacturer, distributor, and seller of a dangerous or defective products.
Our team has more than 45 years of experience representing injured victims. We know how to build your case, and we’re comfortable standing up for your rights in the courtroom.
If you or a loved one has suffered injuries due to a defective product, you need an experienced legal team by your side that can advocate for your rights and secure the full and fair compensation you deserve. Call Henson Fuerst, North Carolina Product Liability attorneys today at (866) 677-0420 or complete a free initial consultation form.
Our team has more than 45 years of experience representing injured victims. We know how to build your case, and we’re comfortable standing up for your rights in the courtroom.
If you or a loved one has suffered injuries due to a defective product, you need an experienced legal team by your side that can advocate for your rights and secure the full and fair compensation you deserve. Call Henson Fuerst, North Carolina Product Liability attorneys today at (866) 677-0420 or complete a free initial consultation form.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Both the Food and Drug Administration and the Consumer Product Safety Commission help protect consumers from suffering injuries or death as the result of defective or unsafe products. These agencies evaluate products, looking for issues and problems that could be potentially harmful. In addition, there is a network of state and federal laws designed to protect consumers from dangerous products.
There is no standard amount of money that defective product cases are worth. To determine the value of your case, the North Carolina defective product lawyers at Henson Fuerst will evaluate how your injuries were caused, the severity of your injuries, and what future expenses you will have as a result of your injuries.
For defective product claims, you may be eligible for the following damages:
- medical bills resulting from the defective product,
- lost wages for time out of work,
- any out-of-pocket expenses related to your injuries,
- physical pain and mental suffering,
- and permanent disability.
Typically, when a product fails to perform as planned, it is the designer or manufacturer of the product that should be held accountable. As North Carolina defective product lawyers, it’s our job to determine why the product malfunctioned and prove the designer or manufacturer is liable for the injuries you suffered as a result of the faulty product.
In North Carolina, you have two time limits to consider when filing a product liability claim.
- Statute of Limitations
To meet the state’s statute of limitations, you must file a personal injury claim within three years from the date of injury, or within two years for cases involving death. - Statute of Repose
In North Carolina, you generally must file or resolve a defective product claim within 12 years from the date of manufacture or sale of the product unless it involves real estate, in which case, it is six years from the date of manufacture or sale.
There are exceptions to both of these deadlines, so it’s best to consult a North Carolina defective product lawyer to help you determine what the applicable time limits for your case are.
Lawyers have helped improve safety standards in vehicles by pursing legal action when consumers have been harmed as a result of faulty car parts. From faulty airbags and seat belts to rollover and roof crush accidents, lawyers have helped improve how designers and manufacturers create and assemble vehicles.