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Representing product liability injury victims

Taking on the insurance company on your own can be intimidating and time-consuming. When you are represented by the Dan Davis Law Firm, you can be assured that everything will be done to get you the compensation you deserve. Call (405) 235-4000.

Product liability law can help you if you've been injured by a dangerous, faulty or defective product. Businesses that manufacture or distribute a product have a legal responsibility to ensure the product is safe for its intended use. A harmful or faulty product, such as a dangerous drug or dangerous medical device, can cause lasting harm to users through no fault of their own.

Product liability law pertains to both the manufacturer and distributor (or seller) of a dangerous product. In general, the kinds of product defects that invoke product liability when an injury occurs can be grouped into one or more of the following three categories:

Design defect: The inherent design of the product itself poses unnecessary risk. An example of this might be a vehicle that due to poor design is excessively prone to a rollover accident.

Assembly defect: The product's design is not flawed, but during the process of assembling it for the final end-user, poor workmanship creates an excessive risk of injury to the user.

Warning defect: The instructions or warnings (on the packaging or contained within it) do not adequately inform the user of the product's potential injury risks. Inadequate safety warnings are often a factor in dangerous drug cases.

Your rights do matter. This is the time to build your product liability claim

At the Dan Davis Law Firm, we understand the difficulty you and your family are going through — will the insurance company respond the same way? Don't wait to find out if you will be treated fairly in your product liability case. Contact our offices today by calling (405) 235-4000. Put our experienced legal professionals on your side to pursue the full compensation you are owed. The initial consultation is free.