Injuries from Dangerous Products

Missouri Dangerous Products Attorney

Product manufacturers have a duty to use reasonable care when designing a product for consumers. Manufacturers and sellers have a duty to warn consumers of likely dangers that may result from product use. Many people, however, are injured each year in accidents due to dangerous products. A design defect in a hair dryer, for instance, can cause electrocution.

If you have suffered physical illness or injury because of a dangerous or defective product, we can help. At Vance C. Preman, P.C., our Kansas City product injury attorneys are dedicated to assisting you in obtaining maximum recovery for your serious injury. Contact us to schedule your free initial consultation. We'll discuss the facts of your potential products liability case.

Modern drug treatments have been linked to suicides and other serious side effects. Product-related injuries and accidents often occur when inadequate warning is provided to inform users of potential dangers. Product defects can range from defective child car seats and faulty recreational products (boats, bicycles) to lawn mowers without guards. A water heater runs too hot and causes an explosion, or a space heater lacking an on/off switch starts a fire.

Physical illness from dangerous products can include infections from ingesting the wrong drug, from food contamination, or from illness stemming from breast implants.

Our personal injury attorneys also offer experienced, aggressive representation in cases involving premises liability and wrongful death.

Contact a Jackson County product injury lawyer today.

Vance C. Preman, P.C., in Kansas City serves clients throughout the Kansas City metropolitan area and out-state Missouri and Kansas, including Overland Park, Independence, Liberty, Blue Springs, Lee’s Summit, Raytown, St. Joseph, Gladstone, Harrisonville, Richmond, Lexington, Warrensburg, Jackson County, Clay County, Cass County, Lafayette County, Ray County, and Johnson County, Missouri, and throughout Wyandotte County and Johnson County, Kansas, including Shawnee, Lenexa, Olathe, Lawrence, and Eudora, and regarding injury accidents occurring along Highways I-35, I-70, I-29, I-435, and state and local roadways.

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