As consumers, we rely on a wide range of products in our daily lives—from cars and power tools to medications, household goods, and food. We trust that these products are safe for us and our families to use. However, designers, manufacturers, and sellers have a legal responsibility to ensure their products are safe for their intended use, as well as for any reasonably foreseeable misuse. When a product is defective—whether due to design flaws, manufacturing errors, or insufficient warnings—it can cause serious injury or harm.

• Represented clients in cases involving defective infant car seats, restraint systems, brake systems, door latches, and other automotive products.
• Represented clients in cases involving defective truck components, such as air brake systems, ICC bumpers, fuel systems, and other commercial trucking products.
• Represented a client in a case involving a defective fiberglass boat that delaminated, resulting in a passenger drowning.
• Represented clients in cases involving defective medical devices, including artificial hip implants.
• Represented clients in cases involving defective pool designs resulting in catastrophic injuries.
• Represented clients in cases involving defective designs of presses, molding machines, and tools.
• Represented clients in cases involving defective football helmet cushioning systems that contributed to quadriplegic injuries.

$8.0 million — Paraplegia from a defective car seat restraint system.

$1.25 million – Recovery for client who received a defective hip implant.