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In 2014 alone, the United States had the largest commercial liability markets with over $86 billion paid in insurance premiums.When it comes to large companies who work to make a profit and pinch pennies in any way possible, it is not surprising to see that their products or devices may not work correctly.

Manufacturers must be held accountable for injuries to consumers caused by defective products. If your safety, or the safety of someone you love, is put in jeopardy by a defective product, you have the right to pursue damages.

Complications arising from surgical robots are increasing, and in order to properly pursue compensation, you will need the guidance of an experienced lawyer.

Whenever you purchase a product, there is a certain expectation that it will operate as advertised and won’t cause you, or your family, any harm. But from stories on the news about lawsuits and recalls, we all know that is not always the case.

Metal-on-metal hip replacements are by and large a big step forward for patients suffering from arthritis and other painful medical conditions. Unfortunately, with any type of medical innovation comes a long list of false starts, miscalculations, and harmful side effects.

The products we buy to make our lives easier can sometimes cause serious personal injuries when they malfunction or otherwise fail. If a defective product causes injury, there may be grounds for legal recourse.

When a faulty product makes harms an unsuspecting consumer, the responsible party should be held accountable. Those injured by a defective product could have the right to a product liability claim.

Every day, defective products are sold and used throughout North Carolina. And, unfortunately, the people using these products often don’t realize they’re faulty (much less dangerous) until it’s too late...