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Victoria Texas Product Liability Lawyer | Victoria Defective Product Attorney

What is Texas Products Liability law?

You might be wondering what Products Liability means and how it can affect you. Products Liability law concerns the liability, or legal responsibility, or manufacturers and other parties in the chain of distribution for consumer products or components of those products. This may include the manufacturer, the wholesaler, or the retailer who sold you, a friend, or a family member a faulty product that has caused you or a loved one harm.

Victoria Texas Product Defect Attorneys are familiar with Texas Product Liability Law which is:

• 82.001 Definitions;
• 82.002 Manufacturer's duty to indemnify;
• 82.003 Liability of nonmanufacturing sellers;
• 82.004 Inherently unsafe products
• 82.005 Design defects;
• 82.006 Firearms and ammunition;
• 82.007 Medicines; and
• 82.008 Compliance with government standards

Victoria trial attorneys are capable of investigating, preparing, presenting, and filing your lawsuit at all levels of the state and federal courts such as:

U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas
Martin Luther King United States Post Office and Courthouse
312 South Main Street, Room 406, Victoria, TX 77901
Phone: (361) 788-5000

The Civil District Courts for Victoria and Victoria County are located at:
115 N Bridge Street
Victoria, TX 77901

Victoria Defective Design lawyer - Victoria Defective Manufacturing Lawyer

The product might be defective due to a design flaw, manufacturing defect, or other defect that makes the product unreasonably dangerous for its normal use. This is true regardless of whether any fault or negligence was involved in manufacturing the product itself! The bottom line is that if you have been injured or otherwise harmed by a faulty consumer product, you may be entitled to monetary compensation and should contact a Victoria products liability attorney for a free initial consultation.

What Types of Victoria Consumer Products are Defective?

Everyday household items like toys, electronics, common household appliances, contaminated food products, and medical devices can all prove to be defective consumer products. Other things may also be considered defective products. For example, gases such as arsenic and radon, property, pets or livestock, pharmaceutical drugs, writings like navigational charts, and other dangerous chemicals can all be considered defective products.

Please see our page for a more succinct analysis of Recalled Medicines and Recalled Medical devices.

Who can Sue for a Defective Product Injury in Victoria?

Apart from the person who was using the defective product, bystanders may also sue the product manufacturer or supplier for their injuries. Additionally, a bystander who has not been injured may sue for emotional damage if they witnessed a close family member sustain an injury from their use of the defective product. This may include a spouse, child, or other close family member. A person who has been loaned or given a defective product may also sue. Lastly, in Texas, the spouse of a person injured due to a defective product may sue for loss of consortium for any damages to the marital relationship.

What Damages can be Recovered by an Injured Victoria Plaintiff?

Texas products liability law provides for recovery of the following damages:

• Medical bills;
• Rehabilitation Expenses;
• Lost Income;
• Other Lost Earnings;
• Pain and Suffering; and, in some cases:
• Punitive damages

An experienced Victoria defective products injury lawyer can help make sure that you receive the maximum compensation possible under the law for your injuries. For a further understanding of what Victoria residents can recover, please visit our Victoria Personal Injury Damages page. In the extremely unfortunate situation where a fatality is involved, please visit our Victoria Wrongful Death Lawyer page.

Why seek legal help from a competent Victoria Product Liability Lawyer?

An experienced Victoria products liability lawyer can help you recover the money you deserve. Texas law limits the amount of time you have to file a lawsuit under something known as a Statute of Limitations. After the application time period under the statute has passed, you may be legally barred from exercising your rights. In Texas, the limitations period is two (2) years from the date the cause of action accrued, which is usually the time of injury. However, in an unreasonably dangerous product case, there is a special statute that limits the time period to 15 years. This statute was put in place as a result of asbestos and silicosis claims.

A qualified Victoria, Texas products liability attorney will help protect your rights and get you the money to which you are entitled.

Victoria Defective Products Attorneys Serve Victoria and Surrounding Cities

Serving clients throughout Southeastern Texas, including Aloe, Angel City, Bloomington, Carr, Chipley, Cuero, Dacosta, Dernal, Dupre, Edna, Edna - Cordele, Fannin, Fordtran, Goliad, Guadalupe, Inez, Kamey - Six Mile, La Ward, Lolita, Louise, McFaddin, Meyersville, Mission Valley, Nursery, Nordheim, Placedo, Port Lavaca, Quail Creek, Raisin, Runge, Telferner, Tivoli, Vanderbilt, Weesatche - Ander, Yorktown and other communities in Victoria County.

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Drug Product Liability Law Attorney Today.