Denver Product Liability Lawyers

Seeking Full Compensation for Injuries Caused by Defective Products

At Dan Caplis Law, our Denver product liability attorneys can provide assistance to victims of negligent or dishonest product manufacturers, designers, and distributors. We have the resources to conduct a thorough investigation and the advocacy skills to fight for your rights to full and fair compensation.

Call (303) 770-5551 for an initial consultation to learn more about how we can help you.

What is a Product Liability Claim?

Product liability provides protection for consumers who are injured by a defective product. When a product is responsible for causing an injury to an individual, a product liability lawsuit can establish who is at fault, including the person or company that designed the product, the manufacturer of the component parts of the product, the manufacturer responsible for the assembly of the product, the wholesaler, and the retailer.

The following are examples of defective products and types of liability that may be established in your claim:

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.

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. Another example could be a defective medical device that breaks down inside the patient's body.

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 the potential side effects or does not warn about its possible interaction with other drugs.

Contact Dan Caplis Law at (303) 770-5551 for product liability attorneys in Denver who can investigate claims of defective products.