Product Liability Attorneys

At Canan Law, our attorneys provide aggressive legal representation for clients who need an experienced product liability attorney in St. Johns County or anywhere in Northeast Florida. If you suffer a personal injury from a product defect in St. Johns County, you are protected by tort law that gives people who are injured by a product, through no fault of their own, the opportunities to file a product liability claim for damages and to deter others from committing the same harms. Most commonly in product liability cases in St. Johns County, your Canan Law product liability attorney may sue for the recovery of monetary damages on your behalf.

Injuries in a product liability case can vary greatly in severity, from hardly noticeable to severe, and life-changing injuries or even death.   In cases of severe personal injury, your product liability attorney may attempt to gain an order from the St. Johns County circuit court which corrects the product defect or removes it from commerce.

Most areas of product liability law are complicated and require extensive investigation so it is imperative to have a thorough and competent attorney, well-versed in product liability law, to represent your interests.

In product liability cases Canan Laws retains qualified experts to testify on your behalf. In these cases, it can be a very complicated process to show that a company is at fault, so your product liability attorney will conduct a thorough investigation to determine the liability of the defendants. Complaints of negligent design, misrepresentation or claims against the manufacturer such as breach of warranty, inadequate instructions for use, failure to warn about safety or risks, or fraud are some of the common issues in products liability cases. These can be addressed with auto accident cases when the investigation shows that the cause of the accident was due to faulty car parts. Defective drugs are similar and fall under the category of product liability and can even cause more serious health problems or terminal diseases, as with the recent Vioxx cases.

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