What is a Defective Product?
Any goods that you purchase are required to be of satisfactory quality and safe to use under government legislation. A defective product can be defined as goods, foods, or even blood; it is a very wide term covering almost anything we use. It may be that the product you bought is fine, but you have been given poor or inaccurate instructions on how to use it, or the product has been wrongly advertised as suitable for a specific purpose.
We have vast experience in making claims for people like you who have had accidents or injuries because of defective products.
All successful claims are based on documentary evidence so please make sure that you:
- Keep the original packing and retain the receipt for the defective product, if available
- Keep a note of the symptoms and any treatment received
- Take photographs of the injury and the defective product
- Make a list of the expenses you incur, such as loss of earnings, medical costs, traveling expenses to and from the hospital
- Retain the defective product.
If you have had an accident or injury caused by a defective product, please contact us for advice on 01492 874774/ 596596 today!
There are laws to protect anyone who has received injury from a defective product.
We can help you if you have had an injury as a result of using a defective product. Please contact us today.
The types of cases we have handled:
Example cases we have undertaken regarding defective products
- Defective child seats
- Breast implants
- Cosmetics causing allergic reaction
- Defective bikes
- Poor manufacturer instructions relating to heavy machinery
- Defective ladders
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Whatever has happened to you please contact us without delay to discuss your claim.
Joshua Lloyd
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