Defective Products
Florida follows the Restatement (Second)
of Torts §402A for cases involving defective products. In
short, to prevail in a defective products case in the state
of Florida, the Plaintiff has the burden of proving that a
product was in a "defective condition and unreasonably
dangerous" at the time the accident occurred. Defective
product cases are similar to medical malpractice cases in
that they involve highly specialized areas and are typically
very expensive to litigate. This firm has previously been
successful in representing an individual in a products
liability case through its use of the Internet. You are
encouraged to read the review of the defective products case
regarding a former client named Bonnie.
Even though defective product cases
involve highly specialized matters, the Internet has made
these cases more economical to handle and has made the
results achievable for the clients more beneficial. In any
defective products case, the most important piece of
evidence is typically the product itself as well as all
accompanying documentation, literature and evidence
regarding dates of purchase.
If we could assist you or a family member
or friend in a potential Defective Products action, please
feel free to contact us for a free consultation and
evaluation of your claim.
See Douglas Dykes' Personal Injury Video
series on defective products:
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