Product Liability

As a manufacturer of products, you take quality and safety very seriously. You aim to deliver high-quality goods priced at a competitive rate. If you produce goods, particularly at high volumes, then you may face product liability claims for injuries allegedly caused...

Johnson & Johnson (J&J), like many other businesses, often hires scientists to help it develop products. As a leader in the health and beauty sector, J&J has many medical professionals and specialized research scientists on the company payroll. These...

Consumer lawsuits are one of the many very expensive risks that come with doing business in the United States. Those who claim that a company released unsafe products can sometimes initiate litigation against the business. They may seek damages such as medical...

Manufacturers should provide consumers with an effective warning label to ensure the safe use of their products. If a manufacturer fails to do so and a consumer is injured, they may be in legal trouble. Here are four elements of a warning label: 1. Clarity A warning...

Companies have an obligation to attempt to make products that do not unreasonably risk the safety of the public. Products are supposed to be designed safely and manufactured to a standard that is high enough that they can be used, as intended, without resulting in...

Manufacturing a product is often a viable way for a company to generate revenue. But, it must be remembered that each retail sale translates to some degree of company liability. Even highly-successful organizations can end up in the red when a few bad weeks at a...

As a business owner, you certainly hope that your company is never accused of having dangerous products or defective products that have caused injury. Those who bring these types of allegations may decide to start a lawsuit, claiming that you caused the injury and the...