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Category Archives: Defective Product

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Can You File a Claim for Compensation after an Injury by a Barnett Outdoors, LLC Crossbow?

By Monaco Law PC |

Hunting is an incredibly popular past time and sport in the United States. The method in which a hunter chooses to engage in the sport can vary, with crossbow hunting being a favored tool for many outdoorspeople. According to the Archery Trade Association (ATA), in 2021, there were approximately 3.7 million bow hunters throughout… Read More »

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NIH Study Shows Chemical Hair Straighteners Linked to Increased Risk for Uterine Cancer

By Monaco Law PC |

According to a new National Institute of Health study, chemical hair-straightening products have been found to be incredibly dangerous for women who use them. The study examined 33,497 American women aged 35-74 who were followed for close to 11 years. During this time it was reported that 378 of the women had developed uterine… Read More »

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6 Facts To Know About Product Liability Claims

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No one ever expects to buy a product and use it as it was intended, only for something to go wrong, resulting in severe injuries or even death. But, product defects that lead to injuries and loss of life happen. There are several ways that a product can be defective and be a danger… Read More »

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Product Defects And Appliances: What You Should Know

By Monaco Law PC |

Any type of consumer product can have defects that make it dangerous for use. Sometimes consumer product injuries are inherently dangerous, meaning that any use of them, including their intended use, can cause serious or even deadly injuries. In other circumstances, a consumer product might not be inherently defective, but instead, there might be… Read More »

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Product Defects And Holiday Injuries

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The holiday season is supposed to be filled with joy and family fun, yet serious injuries also happen during this time of the year. Many injuries that occur during the holiday season result from product defects, or consumers suffering harm as a result of using a product that is dangerous or unsafe. In some… Read More »

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Children’s Toys And Personal Injuries: What To Consider

By Monaco Law PC |

As the holiday season approaches, it is important to consider various ways in which injuries can happen unexpectedly while cooking, decorating, shopping, and more. Product defects that affect children’s toys are a common cause of serious injuries during the holidays. Sometimes toys have design or manufacturing defects that make them dangerous to use regardless… Read More »

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Furniture Tip-Overs And Product Defect Claims

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Consumer products frequently have defects that can result in serious and even deadly injuries when we use them. Some of the most devastating injuries caused by product defects are those that cause severe child injuries, including furniture tip-over accidents. You might have read about dressers being recalled due to the risk of a tip-over… Read More »

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Crossbow Personal Injury Cases

By Monaco Law PC |

Personal injuries can result from the use of many types of defective products, including products that do not contain proper warnings about hazards associated with use. One type of consumer product that can be especially dangerous is the crossbow. If you or someone you love sustained injuries while using a crossbow, you could be… Read More »

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How Do Product Liability Lawsuits Work?

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When a consumer product is defective and harms a consumer, it may be possible for that injured person to file a product liability lawsuit. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), there were a total of more than 13.4 million consumer product injuries in 2019, and that number actually represents a decrease from previous… Read More »

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