Maryland Defective Product Attorney
Fay Kaplan Law, P.A., in Washington, D.C., represents people who have been injured in accidents while using defective or dangerous products. For more than 40 years, our attorneys have used the law to hold manufacturers accountable for providing safe and reliable products to the American consumer and industry.
If you were injured be a defective or dangerous product, call our law firm to arrange a free consultation with one of our experienced personal injury attorneys. Our attorneys will evaluate your case and give you an honest assessment of your options. We are not a quick-settlement law firm. We accept product liability cases involving clear liability and serious injury or wrongful death. We prepare every case for trial and have the professional and financial resources to fight aggressively against the largest national manufacturers and distributors.
Our lawyers have experience successfully recovering money damages for people injured in defective product cases involving:
- Home appliance defects
- Furnace and boiler defects
- Seat belt and air bag failure
- Toys, cribs and children's products
- Defective industrial equipment
- Injuries from electrical shock, electrocution
- Power tool injuries, table saw accidents
What if You Weren't Using the Product Correctly?
The courts have ruled that manufacturers are responsible for the safe design and manufacture of products if the consumer is using the product in a reasonably safe manner, for its intended purpose. Even if you were not following exact manufacturer's instructions, but were acting responsibly, you may still pursue compensation for your financial damages.
Free Consultation · We Represent Clients on a Contingency Fee Basis
Our Washington, D.C., product liability attorneys represent clients throughout the District of Columbia and Maryland. Call us at 202-589-1300 or toll free 888-653-1119 or contact us by e-mail to arrange a free consultation. We handle all cases on a contingency fee basis — no attorneys' fees unless we help you recover money damages in a settlement or jury verdict.
