Defective Products
Products liability law in the state of Connecticut is based on the Connecticut Product Liability Act, which allows for legal defective products cases when negligence, strict liability, or breach of warranty is involved.
To win a defective products case based on negligence, there are five conditions that must be satisfied: duty, breach of duty, cause in fact, proximate cause, and damages.
Winning a defective products case based on strict liability means the case must meet the following three criteria:
- The product had an unreasonably dangerous defect that caused injury to the end user.
- The injury occurred while the plaintiff used the product in a way the manufacturer intended it to be used.
- The plaintiff did not make any substantial changes to the product.
When forming a defense in a defective product case, the attorney or attorneys will typically try to argue the injury was caused by an unintended modification once it left the manufacturer or that the plaintiff voluntarily assumed risk by using the product in its defective condition. Some defendants will even try to claim that they didn’t know about a product’s risk due to the technology currently available. If you’re looking to bring a defective products case against a Connecticut manufacturer, you need a law firm that’s well versed in Connecticut products liability law, as well as a law firm that isn’t afraid of taking a case to trial if you aren’t offered fair compensation by the product manufacturer. That law firm is ACK Injury Law. We will help you gain the justice you deserve under the law, and make sure the manufacturer responsible for the defective product is held accountable for it.
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If you or your loved one was injured by a defective product, we encourage you to contact the defective product attorneys at ACK Injury Law. We are experts in Connecticut products liability law and will fight hard for you during each step of the process. We are shrewd negotiators, and aren’t fearful of the possibility of a trial, providing personalized attention and tenacious legal representation in your defective products case. Contact our Middletown or Norwalk office today for a free consultation regarding your defective products liability case.