The evidence that you might need to prevail in your case will depend on the facts and circumstances. Your attorney will investigate your case and gather the evidence that best supports your claim of liability. The evidence your attorney will gather will be used to prove the elements of your case. You must prove all of the elements by a preponderance of the evidence to win your claim.
You will have to prove that you bought a product that included a defect or had inadequate warnings or instructions. You will then need to prove that you suffered injuries because of the defect in the product or the warnings. You will have to prove that the defect or inadequate warnings proximately or directly caused your injuries and losses. You will also have to present evidence showing that you used the product in the way in which it was meant to be used at the time you were injured.