Defective Products Lawyer Serving New England

Defective products can cause serious harm in an instant. What seems like an everyday item, such as a medical device, household appliance, vehicle part, or children’s toy, can suddenly become dangerous due to design flaws, manufacturing mistakes, or missing safety warnings. When these products fail, the consequences are often painful injuries, emotional distress, financial hardship, and life changes that affect you and your loved ones.

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In 2023, 12.7 million people nationwide sought emergency treatment after injuries linked to consumer products. Behind this staggering number are real families dealing with physical pain, medical expenses, and uncertainty about what comes next.

At Rob Levine Law, we understand how overwhelming and confusing this experience can be. For over 25 years, our personal injury firm has focused on advocating for people harmed by defective products. As The Heavy Hitter®, Rob Levine Law has helped more than 50,000 clients recover over $2 billion in compensation and disability benefits. If you or someone close to you has been injured by a defective product anywhere in the New England area, we’re here to provide compassionate support and aggressive legal representation. Contact us today for a Free Fee Guarantee® consultation. We are available 24/7, and you owe us nothing unless you win your case.

How Rob Levine Law Protects Defective Product Injury Victims

Product liability cases often involve complex legal and technical issues. Determining exactly how a product failed and who is responsible requires detailed investigations. Liability can extend beyond the manufacturer to distributors, retailers, or other parties in the supply chain.

Our experienced defective products lawyers understand these challenges and bring an aggressive, focused approach to every case. We provide personalized attention to understand your unique situation and tailor a legal strategy that fits your needs.

While product liability cases can be uniquely complex, our firm’s extensive experience in personal injury law has helped thousands of clients recover compensation for a wide range of injuries. Though not all case results involve defective products, these successes reflect the dedication and skill we bring to every claim we handle.

Here is an example of a case where Rob Levine Law fought for clients and secured meaningful compensation:

We also believe in making legal help accessible. Whether you prefer remote meetings, in-office visits, or need us to travel to meet you, we accommodate your needs. Our fees are straightforward: we charge one-third of any recovery for personal injury cases, including defective product claims. First responders receive a 25 percent discount, honoring their service.

What Is a Defective Product Lawsuit?

A defective product lawsuit is filed when someone is injured by a product that is unsafe due to design flaws, manufacturing errors, or inadequate warnings. These lawsuits hold manufacturers, distributors, and sellers responsible for the harm caused, aiming to secure compensation for victims.

Many defective product cases involve product recalls, which happen when companies remove dangerous products from the market after discovering safety risks. For example, the recent Banana Boat Sunscreen recall involved several batches of sunscreen found to contain benzene, a carcinogen linked to cancer. Consumers were warned to stop using the product immediately. If you were injured by this sunscreen without knowing about the recall, you may have a valid claim. Rob Levine Law can help you understand your rights and pursue compensation.

Bicycle recalls also highlight serious product defects. Faulty parts like brakes or frames can cause severe accidents. While manufacturers typically ask owners to return recalled bikes for repair, delays or inadequate fixes can leave riders exposed to danger. If you or a loved one were injured due to a recalled bicycle anywhere in New England, Rob Levine Law is ready to advocate for your justice.

Handling defective product lawsuits requires expert knowledge of product liability laws and regulations. Our experienced attorneys guide you through the process, from gathering evidence to negotiating with manufacturers and insurers, helping you seek fair compensation with less stress.

Types of Defective Products We Handle

At Rob Levine Law, we have extensive experience handling a broad spectrum of product liability claims. Defective products can take many forms, and no matter the type, we bring the expertise and resources necessary to thoroughly investigate your case and hold the responsible parties accountable.

Some of the most common types of defective products we represent clients for include:

Medical Devices and Implants

These products are designed to improve or save lives, but can cause serious harm if they malfunction. Defects in pacemakers, hip replacements, surgical mesh, or implantable devices can lead to severe injury, revision surgeries, or chronic pain.

Household Appliances and Tools

From kitchen appliances to power tools, faulty design or manufacturing can cause fires, electrocution, or other injuries. We handle claims involving defective washers, dryers, heaters, lawn equipment, and more.

Vehicles and Auto Parts

Defects in cars, trucks, motorcycles, or their components—such as airbags, brakes, tires, or fuel systems—can result in crashes and catastrophic injuries. We help clients pursue claims against manufacturers and part suppliers.

Children’s Toys and Equipment

Defects in toys, cribs, car seats, or strollers pose unique dangers to children. Our team advocates strongly for families harmed by unsafe children’s products, often involving recalls or design flaws.

Industrial Machinery and Equipment

Workplace injuries caused by defective machinery, safety guard failures, or malfunctioning equipment require specialized knowledge. We represent workers injured on the job due to faulty industrial products.

No matter the product or defect, our firm is dedicated to thoroughly investigating your claim. We collaborate with experts to identify the cause of the failure and gather the evidence needed to build a strong case. You can trust Rob Levine Law to stand with you every step of the way.

Compensation You May Be Entitled To in Defective Product Cases

Defective product claims often involve significant costs and complex legal challenges. In 2023, insurers’ defense expenses in these cases made up over 40% of incurred losses. Jury awards can be substantial, with median verdicts reaching nearly $4 million and average awards exceeding $7 million nationwide. These numbers highlight the seriousness of defective product lawsuits and why experienced legal representation is crucial.

If you’ve been injured by a defective product, you may be eligible for compensation that covers:

  • Medical bills, including future treatment and rehabilitation
  • Lost wages and reduced earning capacity if your injury affects your ability to work
  • Pain and suffering caused by your injuries
  • Emotional distress related to the accident and recovery
  • Property damage resulting from the defective product

At Rob Levine Law, we carefully evaluate every aspect of your losses and work hard to secure the full compensation you deserve. Our team has the expertise to navigate the complexities of these cases and advocate fiercely on your behalf.

Why Choose Rob Levine Law for Your Defective Product Claim

Facing off against large corporations and manufacturers can be intimidating. These companies often have powerful legal teams working to minimize liability and avoid payouts.

At Rob Levine Law, we are equally prepared to aggressively advocate for your rights. Our attorneys collaborate with experts in engineering, medicine, and accident investigation to gather the evidence necessary to prove your case. We take every detail into account to build a comprehensive defective product lawsuit tailored to your situation.

Our approach is relentless but compassionate. We understand the physical, emotional, and financial toll these injuries cause and work hard to secure the compensation you need to move forward.

Start Your Free Case Evaluation Today

If you or a loved one has been injured by a defective product, don’t wait. Contact Rob Levine Law anytime, day or night, for a free consultation. We are ready to answer your questions and guide you through the process with care and confidence.

Call (800) 742-3920 or reach out online. Remember, with our Free Fee Guarantee®, you pay nothing unless you win your case.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if I suspect a product caused my injury?

If you believe a product caused your injury, acting quickly can protect your health and your legal rights. Take these important steps right away:

  • Seek immediate medical attention, even if injuries seem minor
  • Preserve the product and keep all packaging or instructions
  • Take photos of the product, your injuries, and the accident scene
  • Keep records of all medical treatments and expenses
  • Avoid discussing the case with the manufacturer or insurance companies without a lawyer
  • Contact a defective products lawyer promptly to evaluate your claim and guide you through the process

In New England states like Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Hampshire, deadlines typically range from two to three years from the date of injury or from when the defect was discovered or should have been discovered. Missing these deadlines can prevent you from pursuing compensation. Because these rules can be complex and vary by case, it’s crucial to contact Rob Levine Law as soon as possible. We’ll help you understand the applicable deadlines and ensure your claim is filed on time to protect your rights.

Some claims remain valid despite misuse, depending on circumstances. We carefully assess every case to protect your interests.

Proving a product defect involves showing that the product was unsafe and directly caused your injury. This often requires thorough investigation and expert analysis. Key steps include:

  • Gathering and preserving the defective product and packaging
  • Documenting the injury and accident circumstances
  • Consulting with technical experts (engineers, medical professionals) to identify design, manufacturing, or warning defects
  • Collecting records such as purchase receipts, maintenance logs, and communications with the manufacturer
  • Demonstrating that the defect existed when the product left the manufacturer’s control

Liability can extend beyond the manufacturer to include distributors, retailers, or sellers who put the product into the stream of commerce. Important considerations include:

  • Establishing the chain of distribution to identify all responsible parties
  • Holding sellers accountable if they knowingly sold a defective or recalled product
  • Investigating whether the retailer failed to provide proper warnings or instructions
  • Pursuing claims against all parties legally responsible for your injury
  • Consulting with an experienced attorney to navigate these complex liability issues

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