Chicago Manufacturing Defect Lawyer

According to the policy of strict liability, a business is responsible for injuries caused by any unreasonably dangerous product it puts on the market. Plaintiffs in strict liability cases do not need to show that the company’s negligence was intentional, because companies are expected to take every reasonable precaution to ensure their products are safe.

To be deemed dangerously defective, a product needs to pose an unacceptable level of risk even when it is being used correctly. Once it has been determined that a product is dangerous, the next step is to determine who exactly bears responsibility for that. The answer to that partly depends on the nature of the defect: is it a manufacturing or design flaw?

Chicago manufacturing defect attorneys Friedman & Bonebrake, P.C., have the experience needed to research and answer these questions. We can help you prove that your injuries were caused by a faulty product, and built a strong case against the party responsible. Call our offices at 312-466-8200.

What is a Manufacturing Defect?

When we say that a product has a manufacturing defect, we mean that something went wrong when the product was being built. The concept behind the product may be sound, but it has been built in a dangerous way. Some examples of manufacturing defects include:

• Seatbelts made with poor materials that tear easily
• Appliances with faulty wiring
• Chairs with badly attached legs that may break off

If you have suffered an injury that may have been caused by a manufacturing defect, a Chicago defective product lawyer can advise you of your options.

Contact Us

To speak with Chicago manufacturing defect lawyer Friedman & Bonebrake, P.C., contact our offices by calling 312-466-8200.