Florida Manufacturing Defects Lawyers
Most products liability cases deal with products that have dangerous design problems -- lawn mowers that explode because the gas tank and engine are too close to each other, toys that have parts the break off easily and pose a choking hazard, etc. But just as important are manufacturing defects, in which a design was safe but the product was constructed in a way that makes injuries likely.
The manufacturing defect lawyers of Miami-based Kurzban Kurzban Weinger Tetzeli & Pratt P.A. can meet with anyone who has been victimized by dangerous products. We meet with potential clients free of charge, and do all alter work on contingency, charging no attorneys' fees until we win a verdict or settlement.
Examples of Manufacturing Defects
The lawyers of Kurzban Kurzban Weinger Tetzeli & Pratt P.A. recently handled a case that provides an example of a serious manufacturing defect. Our lawyers took on Nissan for manufacturing cars that used substandard sheet metal, which bent and broke too easily. Nissan's design for the automobile was perfectly adequate, but simply needed up-to-code metal. Such motor vehicle defects are surprisingly common; there are no real safety standards in the United States for automobiles.
In another case, we helped the victim of a badly manufactured roof epoxy used for gluing roof tiles. The epoxy involved two different canisters, which were safe separately but gave off noxious fumes when mixed. The roofers represented by our attorneys did not know to use gloves and protection when using the epoxy, and suffered serious injuries.
Contact Us
In these and other cases, our attorneys are well-known for aggressively pursuing and winning large verdicts and settlements for our clients. Contact us right away to set up a free initial consultation with our attorneys and get our insights on a possible products liability case.
Our Miami manufacturing defects lawyers are here to help anyone in Southern Florida, as far north as Orlando and as far west as Tampa. Located in Miami, our offices often serve the areas of Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, The Florida Keys, Dade County, Broward County, Palm Beach County, Monroe County, Volusia County, Deland, and Daytona Beach, FL.
