California Failure To Warn Of Dangers Attorneys

Bisnar|Chase are experienced California product liability lawyers who specialize in representing individuals who have been seriously injured or killed as the result of defective or incorrectly designed products or a manufacturers failure to warn of dangers associated with the product. We have been representing people in California since 1978 against negligent products designers, manufacturers and distributors. Our mission in pursuing product liability cases is to obtain just compensation for our injured client and, in the process, increase the accountability of companies to produce safe products and provide sufficient warning of any associated dangers.

Consumers purchase and use products trusting that they are safe and, if there are dangers associated with the product or its application, they trust that there will be sufficient warnings attached to the product that will warn them in a legible and easy to understand way.

If you have suffered injuries as a result of failure to warn of dangers, you may be able to file a claim for negligence to recover all of your damages including medical costs, personal suffering, future losses and, in some cases, punitive damages. Never proceed with a negligence claim without first obtaining legal advice. The lawyers at Bisnar|Chase are experienced in the practice of products liability. They know the court system, can cut through insurance company red tape, and will make sure you are justly compensated for all current and future damages.

Product liability cases are generally referred to as “strict product liability”. The three basic ways a product may be defective is by design, manufacture or failure to warn of dangerous propensities of the product. In some situations manufacturers may also be liable for punitive damages. You may not have to prove that the manufacturer of a product was negligent but you will have to prove that the actual product was defective, that the defect existed prior to releasing the product, and that the defect caused the damages.

You may also be able to file a products liability claim if you can prove that although the product itself is not defective, the manufacturer or marketer of the product failed to warn you that certain ways of using the product could injure you.

If you have been injured due to a manufacturers failure to warn you, you may be able to file a products liability claim to recover all of your damages including property damage, medical costs, personal suffering, future losses and, in some cases, punitive damages. Never proceed with a negligence claim without first obtaining legal advice. The lawyers at Bisnar|Chase are experienced in the practice of personal injury. They know the court system, can cut through insurance company red tape, and will make sure you are justly compensated for all current and future damages.