Product Defects & Liability
We rely on the designers, manufacturers, and retailers of various items to provide consumers with safe, effective, and appropriately labeled products. Yet there are some instances in which a product with known defects or potential risks makes it to the market unbeknownst to the public. Those injured by a dangerous or defective product should speak with a Miami, Florida product liability attorney. Our legal team is always on the side of consumer rights.
The parties responsible for a defective product that causes injury or wrongful death must be held liable for their actions. Whether the injury occurs due to shoddy design, assembly errors, lack of pertinent warning labels, or poor manufacturing, a Miami, Florida product liability attorney from our firm will be here to help you.
Our team is particularly committed to those who have been injured as a result of vehicle rollovers and tire defects. Speak with a Miami, Florida product liability attorney today to learn about your rights as a consumer.
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MiamiHerald.com: Breaking News
- Accountant pleads guilty to $2.6 million fraudMiami accountant Lewis Freeman, who for years garnered the reputation of a trusted civic leader, pleaded guilty Wednesday to a federal fraud charge alleging he embezzled at least $2.6 million from client trust accounts over the past decade.
- We Media conference at the University of Miami offers peek at futureIt's the fourth time the annual We Media brainstorming conference has come to the University of Miami, yet the media industry is still finding its way.
- Miami Beach commissioner appointed chamber of commerce presidentMiami Beach Commissioner Jerry Libbin will be announced Thursday as the next president of the city's chamber of commerce.<p/> Board chairman Aaron Perry confirmed Wednesday morning that Libbin, a financial advisor, was selected out of about 180 candidates. Perry said Libbin's post will be announced at 5:15 p.m. Thursday at the chamber's Meridian Avenue headquarters. A chief operating officer will also be announced, Perry said, though he declined to name who it will be.
- Visa agrees to add 350 jobs to Miami operationsOn the same day the state labor department announced record-high unemployment, the localemployment development agency countered with a bit of positive news: more than 350 jobs for Miami-Dade County.
- 2010 Fort Lauderdale air show groundedFor those who booked a beachfront hotel the last weekend in April in order to watch the much-loved air show, there's good news and bad news. The beach will still be there, but the air show won't be.