You may have grounds for a product liability claim for several reasons. First, you will need to establish that the product contained adequate warnings to help protect you and that the product manufacturer did not miss sharing any essential information about what could result in injury if you used the product incorrectly. Inadequate warning labels can leave the product manufacturer liable for any injuries you may have sustained.
Next, you may need to show that you used the product as the manufacturer intended. You might not have the right to claim compensation if you suffered injuries by using a product considerably outside its stated use.
Finally, you may work with Finkelstein & Partners to determine whether the accident occurred because of a manufacturing defect or a defective design. In the case of a manufacturing defect, you may have the only product or a rare product with that defect. In the case of design defects, including recalls, you may join many others who suffered similar injuries due to the dangerous product.
You may have grounds for a product liability claim whenever you can show that a product broke or suffered damage despite using the product reasonably and that damage led to your injuries.