Denver, Colorado, Product Liability Attorneys – The Law Offices of Dan Caplis, PC

Product liability laws are concerned with establishing responsibility for defective products that cause personal injury and determining where in the production and distribution of that product the defect occurred. These laws extend to any product that proves to be unreasonably and unforeseeably dangerous when used for its intended purpose, including defective drugs. The Denver, Colorado firm of The Law Offices of Dan Caplis, PC features product liability attorneys with extensive experience in investigating and trying claims involving defective products. If you have been injured by a defective product, our experienced lawyers can help you obtain the compensation to which you are entitled.

Product Liability

Common Product Liability Claims

Defective Drugs

The Role of Our Product Liability Lawyers

Product Liability

Product liability provides protection for consumers who are injured by a defective product. When a product is responsible for injuring an individual, product liability establishes where fault rests in the chain of manufacture. The participants in this chain include the manufacturer of the component parts of the product, the manufacturer responsible for assembly of the product, the wholesaler, and the retailer. Our Denver, Colorado firm has product liability attorneys who can provide assistance to victims of negligent or dishonest manufacturers or distributors.

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Common Product Liability Claims

Any product used by consumers can be subject to defect. There are three basic types of defects that can determine product liability:

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Defective Product Design

With some products, the initial design itself can be flawed, causing the defect to subsequently be built into the production. Examples of defective product designs include toys manufactured for small children that contain parts that can cause choking and even death if swallowed, or automobile tires that fail under normal driving conditions. Often, these instances lead to the manufacturer's recall of the product.

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Manufacturing Defects

These particular defects occur during the production process and are often the result of poor quality control or the use of substandard materials. One example of a manufacturing defect might be a ladder that is improperly assembled and collapses when used.

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Absence of Warning Labels

A product that is known to be potentially dangerous but does not include warnings or instructions on how to safely use it can be considered defective. An example of a product deemed defective due to the absence of warning labels might be a medication that does not include a list of potential side effects or does not warn about the possible interaction with other drugs. Contact The Law Offices of Dan Caplis, PC in Denver, Colorado for product liability attorneys who can investigate claims of defective products.

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Defective Drugs

Most prescription and over-the-counter medications have side effects. Unfortunately, some dangerous and potentially fatal side effects are discovered only after the Food and Drug Administration has given its approval for the drug to be prescribed to patients. In some cases, the pharmaceutical companies have not properly tested the drug. In others, pharmaceutical companies have practiced deception and knowingly suppressed information regarding harmful and sometimes deadly side effects. The Denver, Colorado firm of The Law Offices of Dan Caplis, PC has product liability lawyers with particular experience in defective drug litigation. The goal of our attorneys is to ensure that you receive the compensation you deserve and to spotlight those companies that brought an unsafe product to market.

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What Are Defective Drugs?

A drug is not necessarily defective simply because its consumption may lead to serious side effects. But when these side effects have been overlooked, ignored, or concealed from the public, then that drug may be classified as defective and potentially unsafe for use. The Food and Drug Administration requires drug manufacturers to label their products with a warning citing the potential for known side effects. However, the lack of comprehensive testing or the omission of important findings discovered through testing can endanger the users of the drug when previously undisclosed side effects appear.

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The Role of Our Product Liability Lawyers

When you are injured or ill, recovery should be your only concern. Our Denver, Colorado practice has dedicated product liability lawyers that can help you navigate the complicated legal system. The use of defective drugs can result in serious consequences beyond your pain and suffering. There may also be the issue of lost wages if you are unable to work, medical expenses, and other losses. Our product liability lawyers will use their legal expertise to help you achieve the full measure of compensation to which you are entitled so you can focus on returning to good health.

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Contact Our Product Liability Lawyers

Companies that supply consumers with goods have a responsibility to ensure that those products are safe for consumption. If you have been injured by an unsafe product, our Denver, Colorado product liability lawyers can pursue compensation on your behalf. Contact the attorneys at The Law Offices of Dan Caplis, PC for experienced legal representation.

Contact our Denver, Colorado firm for experienced product liability attorneys. The lawyers at The Law Offices of Dan Caplis, PC will aggressively pursue the compensation you are entitled to.






The Law Offices of Dan Caplis, PC
4600 S. Syracuse Suite 500
Denver, Colorado 80237
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Phone: 303-770-5551
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