Category Archives: Product Liability
Playground Accidents Due to Defective Equipment: Liability and Claims
Playground accidents involving defective equipment can lead to serious injuries for children, raising immediate concerns about liability and compensation. In such cases, determining who is liable and understanding who can legally represent a minor in a claim are crucial steps for parents and guardians. Liability for playground accidents caused by defective equipment can fall… Read More »
The Application of Strict Liability in Florida Product Liability Law
Strict liability is a fundamental concept in Florida’s product liability law, providing a pathway for consumers to seek compensation for injuries caused by defective products without proving negligence. This principle holds manufacturers and sellers accountable for damages caused by their products, regardless of the care they took during manufacturing or selling. This blog explores… Read More »
The Role of Warranties in Florida Product Liability
When purchasing products, consumers are often reassured by warranties that promise safety, reliability, and performance. In Florida, these assurances carry significant legal weight. Understanding the role of both express and implied warranties in product liability claims is crucial for any consumer facing issues with defective products. This blog will explore how warranties influence product… Read More »
Boynton Beach Woman Sues Manufacturer of Zantac, Claiming It Caused Her Cancer
Scroll to the bottom of any article you read online, and you will find links to websites about the potential dangers of common food ingredients and medications. Most of those are clickbait designed to appeal to the hypochondriac in all of us; the connections between the bogeyman-of-the-week ingredient and the diseases it allegedly causes… Read More »