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Product Liability and Manufacturing Problems

Product Liability and Manufacturing Problems

Defective equipment can be the cause of minor to severe personal injury. In such cases, you have the right to open a case against the maker of that product to seek compensation for your injuries. In such cases, you have the right to open a case against the maker of that product to seek compensation for your injuries. Determining the root cause of the defect is key to your case. Our lawyers at Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks in Salt Lake City, UT will determine whether the product was defective due to manufacturing, design, or inaccurate labeling. When

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Types of Product Liability Cases

Types of Product Liability Cases

If you have recently suffered an injury as a result of a product, it may be the result of defective equipment. In such cases, our lawyers at Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks can file a product liability case to help you seek maximum compensation from the manufacturer for your injuries. Our personal injury lawyers have more than 50 years combined experience and have handled all types of product liability cases for our Salt Lake City, UT clients. We are fully equipped to handle your personal injury lawsuit. Here, we discuss the three most common categories of product liability

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Auto Accidents and Dangerous Curves

Auto Accidents and Dangerous Curves

There are roads throughout the state of Utah that are riddled with dangerous curves. Tragically, auto accidents take place routinely on these roads, many of which are in rural parts of the state. In many cases, these accidents occur despite ample signage warning drivers of these dangerous curves and lowered speed limits. Thankfully, however, most drivers pay close attention to these signs and follow the posted speed limits carefully, saving their own lives and the lives of others in the process. While many of the accidents that occur due to dangerous curves are the faults of speeding or

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Product Liability Lawsuits Involving Inadequate Warning Labels

Product Liability Lawsuits Involving Inadequate Warning Labels

When you mention “dangerous products” to most people, chances are that they will think of products that are defective in their design or manufacture. However, products can also be considered defective if they are made publicly available without adequate warnings or instructions that would make clear known potential hazards associated with their use. This can be a particular problem with products that have a wide range of potential hazards that are not necessarily foreseeable, such as defective electronic devices or defective equipment. If you or a member of your family has been seriously injured by a product that

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