Georgia Dangerous and Defective Products Lawyers
Anyone injured by a dangerous or defective product is owed full compensation by the company responsible. The attorneys of Harris, Penn & Lowry, LLP, effectively represent people who have been victimized by dangerous products. Our Georgia product defect lawyers have extensive experience taking on large companies in hard-fought litigation.
As with all of our personal injury cases, Harris, Penn & Lowry, LLP, takes product liability litigation on a contingency basis, meaning we charge no attorney's fees until a settlement or verdict is obtained. Our firm's defective product lawyers offer free initial consultations to the people of Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, and Florida.
Harris, Penn & Lowry, LLP's wide-ranging product liability practice encompasses:
Auto defects including SUV rollovers, roof crushing, seatbelt defects, air bag failure, tire blowout, general automotive crashworthiness, unintended or sudden acceleration, brake-shift interlock defects, tire defects, tire/rim mismatch, and other automotive design and product defects
Child injury including toys with lead paint or other hazards such as small parts causing choking, child car seats, bicycle defects, dangerous four wheelers or ATVs, defective guns, escalator injuries, flammable fabrics, and other products that have not been made safe for children
Airplane defects involving defective airplane engines, plane parts, instruments, and other aviation manufacturing or design defects
Medical products including recalled pacemakers, heart stents, defibrillators, defective hip replacements, biomedical products, and other dangerous medical devices
Dangerous prescription drugs including Vioxx, Celebrex, Celexa, Ultram (Tramadol), Baycol, Zyprexa, Meridia, Bextra, Avandia, Rezulin, and other dangerous pharmaceuticals
Defective machinery: including forklifts, cranes, presses, power tools, and construction equipment
Toxic Chemicals: products causing respiratory problems, chemical explosions, burn injuries, neurological damage and electrocution pesticides, household cleaning products, dangerous environmental products, toxic agents, lead paint, and popcorn lung disease caused by breathing butter flavoring vapors of microwave popcorn
In any litigation concerning defective products, the lawyers of our firm consult with experts whose knowledge is vital to assembling a strong case. Engineers and design experts provide invaluable perspective on design defects, while medical experts, ranging from neurologists and biomechanics experts, provide both top-quality treatment and testimony about the nature, extent and impact of our client's injuries.
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