Defective Products

New York Defective Product Attorneys

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All too often, people bring home a new item only to find themselves or a loved one injured because of a defect in the product. Fortunately, the New York defective product attorneys of Greene & Reid are here to help you should you be faced with injury or loss due to a defective product. We understand the challenges you’re facing as a result of the injury, and it’s our goal to make the circumstances surrounding your case easier for you to handle.

Our New York defective product attorneys have aided many families who have faced similar situations. Should you choose Greene & Reid, we’ll approach your case with the utmost professionalism, compassion, and dedication.

We hope you find the following information useful while you consider your case and how a New York defective product lawyer from Greene & Reid may help you.

What Are Your Rights?

People who are injured or whose family is affected by a defective product often wonder about their rights. If you’ve been sold a defective product and you or someone in your family was injured or killed by the item, the manufacturer is responsible and should be held liable. Victims can seek compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and emotional and mental anguish caused by the defective product. While pursuing compensation can’t undo the pain you’ve endured, it can help ease financial burdens and bring you or your loved one a sense of justice.

What’s Your Next Step?

Talking with a New York personal injury lawyer about the defective product and the injuries it inflicted is a good place to start. A New York defective product injury lawyer at Greene & Reid will talk with you about your case and answer your questions during your free consultation (click here to fill out the online consultation form).

In addition to getting legal advice from a personal injury lawyer, you should report the defective item to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (www.cpsc.gov). This will make the CPSC aware of your case so that the organization can notify the public and the manufacturer of the faulty product. In the end, reporting the defect could spare other people from enduring similar hardships.  

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