A Grand Prairie product liability attorney identifies the defect that caused your injury, determines whether it originated in the design, manufacturing, or warning label, and pursues the manufacturer, distributor, or retailer responsible. Jim Ross Law Group collects evidence, files the claim, and negotiates with the company’s insurer so you’re compensated for your injuries.
Jim Ross Law Group is dedicated to working with those who have become victims of all types of accidents — from auto and workplace accidents to injuries sustained by hazardous property or products. Our Grand Prairie product liability attorneys are ready to work with you.
With this expertise in personal injury law, we have product liability attorneys in Grand Prairie TX who can help you with your case in the event you were injured by a defective product. We’ll match you with an attorney who will handle your case from start to finish, identifying the defects within the product and holding the manufacturer, retailer or other party accountable for allowing it to reach your home.
Have you been injured because of a defective or malfunctioning product or piece of equipment?
Your first step should be to reach out to competent Grand Prairie product liability attorneys who can help you move forward with filing a claim. Jim Ross Law Group is ready to get involved right away to collect evidence, file your claim and negotiate with the product’s manufacturer or retailer — and their insurance companies — so you can be compensated fairly.
We work with men, women and families that have been injured due to defects in things like:
- Consumer products
- Children’s toys
- Household appliances
- Auto parts (i.e. tires)
- Watercraft, ATVs and other recreational vehicles
- Drugs
- Medical equipment
- Firearms
The three types of product defects
Product liability cases generally fall into one of three categories, and identifying which one applies to your situation shapes how we build your claim:
- Design defects — the product was dangerous from the start because of a flaw in how it was engineered, even if manufactured exactly as intended.
- Manufacturing defects — the product’s design was sound, but an error during production or assembly made a specific unit or batch unsafe.
- Marketing or warning defects — the product lacked adequate instructions or failed to warn consumers about a non-obvious risk associated with its use.
Defects in these, and other, products can lead to serious injuries and even death. These outcomes could have been avoided had everyone involved in the design, manufacturing and sales processes practiced a little more diligence and caution. Our product liability attorneys in Grand Prairie TX will make sure that those who contributed to the defective product are held accountable and responsible to pay for the fallout associated with your accident and injuries.
Because large manufacturers and retailers often have significant legal resources on their side, it’s important to act quickly. Preserve the product itself, along with its packaging, receipt and any instructions, and avoid repairing or discarding it before an attorney has reviewed it as evidence.
Consult with Jim Ross Law Group
Product liability cases can be a little tricky to navigate, so make sure you’re talking with someone that knows this area of law well. Our Grand Prairie product liability attorneys are standing by to provide you with a free case evaluation and give you answers to your initial questions and concerns. Call 817-275-4100 to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as a defective product under Texas law?
A product can be considered defective if it has a design defect, a manufacturing defect, or an inadequate warning or instructions. Any of these can make a manufacturer, distributor, or retailer legally responsible for injuries the product causes when used as intended.
Who can be held liable for a defective product injury in Grand Prairie?
Depending on where the defect occurred, liability may fall on the manufacturer, a parts supplier, the distributor, or the retailer that sold the product. A thorough investigation is often needed to determine which party or parties are responsible.
Should I keep the product that injured me?
Yes. Preserve the product, its packaging, any instructions, and your receipt exactly as they were at the time of the injury. This evidence is often critical to proving what went wrong and can be lost if the product is repaired, altered, or thrown away.
What if I was partly at fault for how I used the product?
Texas follows a modified comparative fault rule, which can reduce but not necessarily eliminate your ability to recover compensation if you were partially responsible. An attorney can evaluate the facts of your case to explain how this may affect your claim.
How much does it cost to hire a Grand Prairie product liability attorney?
Jim Ross Law Group offers free initial consultations and handles product liability cases on a contingency-fee basis, meaning you pay nothing upfront and we only get paid if we recover compensation for you.