AskTheLawyers.com™ Interview: Products Liability

Cell phones that explode and cause burn injuries. Dressers that fall and crush children. Car seats that fail to keep kids safe. All sorts of products can cause serious and fatal injuries if they're manufactured or sold improperly.

In this interview with Stewart Eisenberg, we discuss product liability. What is product liability? When can you file a lawsuit? How do you determine who is responsible?

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00:52 - What is product liability?
01:56 - How do you determine who is responsible for an injury?
03:40 - What's the difference between being injured by a "safe" product like a clothes dryer and a "dangerous" product like a knife or gun?
04:03 - Is a warning sticker or tag enough to avoid liability?
05:01 - What are some examples of product liability lawsuits?
06:50 - What if you use the product incorrectly?
09:00 - Are we still seeing lots of recalls for children's toys?
11:08 - Are age warnings on toys ("Suitable for ages 12 and up") enough to absolve a manufacturer of liability if a child is injured?
12:20 - What if you buy the product second-hand (at a garage sale, for example) and don't see any of the warnings included in the original packaging?
13:52 - What should you do if you buy something and you're not sure who made it? (i.e. something purchased on Amazon or eBay)

Stewart Eisenberg is an injury attorney in Philadelphia. To learn more about your options for seeking justice as a victim of a dangerous product, contact him now by calling 888-644-4288. Learn more about his legal practice and experience here: https://bit.ly/2qR4IDX

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