EL&C Trial Attorneys

• Medical Malpractice
• Product Liability
• Premises Liability
• Motor Vehicle Accidents
• Class Action
• Other Areas of Practice

Product Liability

A manufacturer has a duty to design a safe product.  If a product cannot be designed 100% safely, then a manufacturer has a duty to protect against that aspect of the product that is dangerous.  If a product’s dangerous propensity cannot be adequately guarded, then a manufacturer has an obligation to provide clear instructions and warnings as to its use. When a product has defects in its design, manufacture, distribution, or, in the instructions and warnings to the user, those defects and deficiencies may result in foreseeable injury. We cover the followin specialty practices and more:

Auto Design and Manufacturing Defects

• SUV Rollovers
• Electronic Stability Control
• Structural Crashworthiness
• Air Bag Defects
• Fuel System/Gas Tank Defects
• Tire Defects
• Car Seat Defects
• Seat Belt Defects

Dangerous and/or Defective Industrial & Consumer Products

• Household Products
• Appliances
• Machinery
• Tools

Burn Injuries

Explosion injuries

Eichen, Crutchlow & McElroy can determine if injuries were due to a product being potentially hazardous, whether there was inadequate protection against those hazards, or, if the injuries were caused by other deficiencies in design, manufacture, distribution, and/or in the instructions and warnings provided to the user and consumer.

If you or a family member were seriously injured as a result of a manufacturer defect, contact us for a free product liability consultation.