Product Liability

Competition in the automotive market theoretically prompts automakers to build cars that are safer and more efficient in order to gain market advantage. Unfortunately, that doesn’t work out in practice when major auto companies all source certain parts from the same...

As a society, we hold product manufacturers to a high safety standard because we expect products to work as intended and to not injure us. Companies that manufacture, sell and distribute products must ensure that the products they profit from are safe for everyone....

When a product is designed or manufactured defectively, and someone gets hurt as a result of the defect, the injured party may file a product liability suit against the various parties involved in the creation and sale of the product. However, product liability claims...

Responsible parents do what they can to care for their children's safety, and purchasing a quality car seat for the family vehicle helps parents improve safety. Parents expect the car seat they purchased both to work and not to contain any defects. However, defective...

When Texas consumers buy something through third-party vendors on the Amazon website, there is a question of who is liable if the consumers are injured by the product. For years, Amazon has been able to escape liability by saying that it is merely an intermediary and...

Texas residents might be injured by using products that can be proven defective when an experienced product liability attorney investigates the incident and presents a solid case against the manufacturer or retails sales outlet. Each defective product case is unique,...

For many Texans, off-highway vehicles (OHVs) are inseparable from outdoor recreation. But recall figures from over the past decade suggest these machines are becoming more dangerous, with defects that have led to serious injuries and death. This comes from an analysis...