Category: Product Liability

During the legal efforts to resolve a dispute, an offer of settlement can be made by either side at any point prior to the reading of the verdict. (more…)

If a company sells a defective product to consumers, it invites submission of a personal injury claim, one made by an unhappy customer. Such a claim must specify what sort of defect in the product’s creation and marketing process caused the consumers’ safety to be at risk. (more…)

When you purchase a product of any kind, you would normally expect it to work as intended and not to pose any serious risk of injury. As unfortunate as it may sound, however, this is not quite possible, at least not always. From time to time the company that handles the design, manufacturing or even the marketing could make certain mistakes which may result in harm to their customers. (more…)

Every year, tens of thousands of individuals sustain injuries from defective products and yet many of them do not realize that they may be entitled to compensation for these accidents under Provincial Law.  Product safety is vital where consumer confidence is concerned.  But when an individual sustains injuries from a product that is deemed as being safe, the only way to preserve consumer confidence is by holding the designer, manufacturer, and anyone else involved in the supply accountable for their negligence. (more…)