Category: Defective Products

Baby formula is an important resource for parents, and they trust that the baby formula sold is safe for their babies to ingest. Unfortunately, formula...

A hernia mesh is a surgical implant made of synthetic plastic fibers that support damaged tissue around hernias and helps it heal after surgery. In...

When people think of defective products, automobile parts, and medical devices are often the first things that come to mind. But defective food products pose...

According to the FDA, robotically assisted surgical devices allow doctors and surgeons to use computer software to direct surgical instruments via robotic arms. Robotic surgical systems,...

If you have been injured by a defective product, harmful drug, or another unexpected incident that has likely affected others in the same way, it may...

It’s common to hear about car parts being recalled because they didn’t perform as the manufacturer intended. Or they might even be outright dangerous to...

When thinking about potential car accidents, people often think of the injuries the other driver might cause. But what about the injuries you could sustain...

A defective medical device could lead to serious health issues. Complications caused by a defective device could lead to costly medical bills, lost wages, emotional...

Chances are you have taken a prescription drug recently or might take it as part of your daily routine. Forty-four percent of Americans take at...

The holiday season is a magical time for children. It’s filled with cookies, candy, and toys. But the last thing on any parent’s mind during...

IKEA is a Swedish company that designs and sells affordable furniture that people can assemble at home. They have been the world’s largest furniture retailer...

While any product could be defectively designed or manufactured, some products are more likely to be defective and cause harm than others. Some of the...