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Many Harmful Products are Recalled Every Year

Every year the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recalls hundreds of products because there is a safety hazard and injuries have occurred. Defective products can cause catastrophic injuries and tragically sometimes death. Many times consumers are not even aware of product dangers until it is too late.

Product defects can usually be divided in to three categories: Manufacturing defects, design defects and failure to warn. If you have been injured by a defective product in Ohio, you have the right to hold the responsible party liable for your injuries.

When there is a manufacturing defect there is usually a problem with the material used during the assembly or construction of the product. This typically happens during the manufacturing process.

A design defect occurs when a certain product is designed with a defective and dangerous flaw. Missing safety features or a flaw in the product's structure could be considered a design defect.

A product can be considered defective if it is missing the appropriate warning. Manufacturers are required to warn of any known dangers associated with the products. Medications may fall under this category.

If you, or a family member, have been injured by a defective product, contact the experienced injury attorneys at the Chester Law Group, we can help you with your case.

Contact us today for a FREE, NO OBLIGATION consultation about your personal injury legal needs.

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