Kansas City Defective Product Attorney

Handling Defective / Dangerous Product Injuries

There are numerous dangerous and defective products out on the market currently. From failing brakes to food poisoning due to contaminated peanut butter, thousands of Americans have been injured, sickened or killed by a dangerous product. Although there are strict consumer laws in place to protect a consumer, such as the Magnuson-Moss Warrant Act and the Uniform Commercial Code, manufacturers still continue to sell defective products. When you suffer an injury due to a defective or dangerous product, you will need a skilled Kansas City personal injury lawyer to competently document and investigate your claim. It must be shown that a manufacturer was aware of the defect that caused the injury and yet failed to warn consumer of the possible risks.

Most manufacturers have large attorney firms defending them when it comes to these types of claims, so it can be daunting to be able to prove liability. Nevertheless, Meyerkord & Russell has the resources you will need in order to prove negligence and aggressively pursue compensation for your injuries.

Injuries From Dangerous and Defective Products in Kansas City

Serious injuries can result from a defective product, such as severe allergic reactions from tainted drywall, electrical burns from a malfunctioning heater or food poisoning from tainted food. These injuries will require costly medical treatment that could also affect your work. If you lost time from work while you recovered from your injury, you may be able to claim damages for lost income, in addition to medical expenses, emotional distress, and pain and suffering resulting from the injury. Meyerkord & Russell can effectively represent you in court, having considerable experience in the courtroom. Our firm is committed to providing you personalized service from the beginning of your case to the end.

Contact Meyerkord & Russell when you have been injured or sickened by a dangerous or defective product. Our firm can help you present a strong case for compensation.