It depends but generally yes. If a plaintiff can show that the manufacturer owed a duty of care to the plaintiff in relation to the product, that the manufacturer breached a duty of care (such as in designing or building the product), and that the product injured the plaintiff. In product liability cases, negligence tends to be more difficult to prove than strict liability, simply because it requires evidence of specific actions the manufacturer (or others involved in producing a product) took. In these types of cases, we can take care of gathering all of the required documentation and evidence to prove your claim.