Any mass-produced product can be defective; but if a serious personal injury results from using an item, it can be time to take legal action. Finn Shapiro, LLC, provides experienced representation to clients with product liability issues in Minneapolis and throughout Minnesota.
Effective Legal Services for Defective Product Claims
Sometimes, items that cause personal injury are part of a recall and should not have been sold. In other cases, items are part of a larger trend that involves a widespread defect. We are proud of our accomplished history effectively resolving personal injury cases, but especially for cases involving defective products. The American consumer is more protected from harm today because manufacturers are forced to produce safer products. Cases for product liability vary but some of the more common items to cause personal injury include:
- ATVs
- Cars, trucks
- Farming equipment
- Home maintenance tools, ladders
- Office equipment
- Sports equipment
As a full-service, civil trial firm, we offer clients personalized client service and aggressive legal advocacy. We strive to defend a client's lawful right to attain just compensation. Clients benefit from our well-rounded, seasoned approach that considers the opposing view in addition to our own. We set cases up to withstand tough scrutiny from corporate defendants and insurance companies. Ultimately, it is our goal to ensure clients attain the level of compensation that they deserve for their medical bills, pain and suffering, and other costs.
Contact an Experienced Minneapolis Product Liability Lawyer
To speak to an attorney about a lemon law or product liability issue, contact us. Please call us at 952-541-1000 or 952-541-1000 or send an e-mail to arrange a free consultation with a with a Minneapolis and St. Paul defective product lawyer. To better serve our clients, we are selective in the cases we represent and handle them on a contingency basis. Fees are based on a percentage of the amounts recovered and require no payment from our clients.
