Defective Product Liability
Legal Help for Injuries Caused by Dangerous or Faulty Products
When you buy a product, you expect it to be safe. But every year, defective consumer goods, tools, vehicles, and medical devices cause serious injuries — sometimes even death. If you or a loved one has been harmed by a dangerous product, Perskie - Byrne Injury Lawyer is here to help.
Our firm represents victims of
defective product injuries across
New Jersey, holding manufacturers, distributors, and retailers accountable for the harm caused. Based in
Linwood, we have the legal experience and resources to take on complex product liability cases — and the dedication to make sure your voice is heard.
What Is Product Liability?
Product liability is a legal term that refers to a manufacturer or seller being held liable for placing a defective product into the hands of a consumer. New Jersey law allows injured parties to bring claims when a product:
- Has a
design defect that makes it inherently dangerous
- Suffers a
manufacturing defect that causes it to function improperly
- Lacks
adequate warnings or instructions, leading to unsafe use
These claims can be brought under theories of negligence, strict liability, or breach of warranty — and we know how to build a case that meets New Jersey’s legal standards.
Examples of Defective Products
Defective products come in many forms, and nearly any type of item can lead to injury if it's not designed, manufactured, or labeled correctly. We handle cases involving:
- Auto defects (airbags, seatbelts, brakes, tires)
- Children’s toys or products (choking hazards, toxic materials)
- Power tools and construction equipment
- Household appliances
- Prescription drugs or over-the-counter medications
- Medical devices (implants, pumps, surgical tools)
- Contaminated food products or supplements
- Defective electronics (fires, burns, electrocution)
If you were seriously injured by a product — or lost a loved one due to a fatal malfunction — we’re here to hold those responsible accountable.
Who Can Be Held Liable?
Product liability claims may involve multiple parties in the chain of distribution. Depending on the facts of your case, we may pursue compensation from:
- The product
manufacturer
- A
parts or component supplier
- A
retailer or distributor
- A
marketing or packaging company
- A
testing laboratory
Our firm will investigate your claim thoroughly, determine all liable parties, and take the necessary legal action to recover compensation.
How We Handle Product Liability Claims
Product liability cases require detailed analysis and extensive evidence. At Perskie - Byrne Injury Lawyer, we:
Investigate the product’s history and recall records
Collect physical evidence and documentation of the injury
Consult with engineers, safety experts, and medical professionals
File claims and negotiate with manufacturers’ legal teams and insurers
Take the case to trial if fair compensation isn’t offered
We know that large corporations often try to deny or delay valid claims. We don’t back down — and we have the litigation experience to fight on your behalf.
Compensation for Defective Product Injuries
If a defective product caused your injury, you may be entitled to compensation for:
- Emergency medical treatment and ongoing care
- Surgery, rehabilitation, and medical devices
- Lost income or reduced earning capacity
- Pain and suffering
- Disfigurement or disability
- Emotional trauma
- Wrongful death, in fatal cases
We take the time to fully assess the long-term impact of your injuries and pursue every avenue for recovery.
Why Choose Perskie - Byrne Injury Lawyer?
1.
Experience handling complex product liability claims
2.
Local representation in Linwood, NJ, with statewide reach
3.
Personalized legal service from start to finish
4.
No legal fees unless we win your case
5.
Willingness to take on major manufacturers and corporations
We provide the strategic advocacy you need with the compassion you deserve.
FAQs About Defective Product Claims
What if the product wasn’t recalled — can I still file a claim?
Yes. A product does not have to be recalled to be defective. If the product was unreasonably dangerous and caused you harm, you may still have a valid claim.
How long do I have to file a product liability claim in New Jersey?
Typically, you have two years from the date of injury. However, deadlines may vary depending on the circumstances. Don’t delay — speak to a lawyer right away.
Do I need to keep the defective product?
Yes, if possible. Keeping the product, packaging, and any receipts can significantly strengthen your case. If you no longer have the item, we can still investigate.
Can I sue a retailer for selling a defective product?
In many cases, yes. Retailers can be held responsible if they sold a product that caused injury, even if they did not manufacture it.
Talk to a New Jersey Product Liability Attorney Today
If you were injured by a dangerous or defective product, you deserve answers — and compensation. Let Perskie - Byrne Injury Lawyer help you understand your legal options and take the next steps toward justice.
Call
(609) 645-2111 or email
shaunp.byrne@hotmail.com to schedule a
free consultation.
Visit us at:
222 New Road, Suite 805, Linwood, NJ 08221
Open
Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
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