What is a defective product liability claim?

Terrence M. Quinn: A defective product claim is based on an unreasonably dangerous product, whether because of a design defect or a defect in the manufacturing process. Either way, the law allows you to bring a lawsuit.

Attorney Terrence M. Quinn · Product Liability · 31-second answer

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A defective product liability claim is a claim that’s brought on the basis of an unreasonably dangerous product. That can take multiple forms. It can be because of a design defect. It can be because of a defect in the manufacturing process. Either way, the law allows you to bring a lawsuit.

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