Taking Product Defects Seriously.
Holding Manufacturers Accountable Is Our Top Priority.
What happens when you’ve been injured due to a product defect? Manufacturers, developers, and marketers are responsible for ensuring the items they’re selling are safe for consumers.
Seasoned Experience & Powerful Results
In one case, our product defect attorneys took Mitsubishi Motors to court over a defective seatbelt design that was never recalled. Their lack of oversight resulted in the death of our client’s 25-year-old son. Because Mitsubishi is a Japanese corporation, there was contention about whether our firm even had the right to hold them accountable in a Florida court. However, in the end, our tenacity and skill won out—we secured $11.5 million for our client, giving them and their son the justice they all deserved.
- Defective Product Claims Include:
- Airbag Defects
- Child Safety Seats
- Construction Equipment
- Medical Devices
- Pharmaceuticals
- Seatbelt Failures
- Vehicle Fires
- Vehicle Rollovers
- Tire Defects
- Vehicle Roof Collapse
- Watercraft Defects
- And More
Our other cases have improved the safety of consumers all over the nation, inspiring global manufacturers to issue recalls based on the results of our cases. Our product liability attorneys have successfully opposed nearly every major automotive and tire manufacturer in the world in court, from Ford and Firestone in the 1990s to Toyota and Continental Tire in 2013.
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Categories of Product Defects
Products can be deemed “defective” if they fall into any of these three categories:
- Defective Design
- Manufacturing Defects
- Failures to Warn (Defective Marketing)
With defective design, the product is deemed inherently defective, meaning that even if it was manufactured perfectly, it still would have failed to perform as intended. With manufacturing defects, a product is deemed dangerous or defective because it was improperly manufactured. Finally, with failure to warn (also known as “defective marketing”), a product is deemed dangerous because the manufacturer failed to properly warn of the risks or explain the proper use for the product.
What Sets Clark Fountain Apart?
Behind the incredible results we achieve, what sets our firm apart is our approach. Everything we do is in the client’s best interests. We are aggressive, passionate defective product lawyers, but our skill and experience is always submitted to serving your needs. Our team is dedicated to more than a large caseload, too—we strive to provide personalized attention to a focused group of clients.
Our clients choose Clark Fountain for the following reasons:
- We provide more than 220 years of experience.
- We have secured more than over a Billion dollars for clients.
- Our attorneys are board certified in their specialties.
- Our clients pay absolutely no fee unless they receive compensation.
One of the hallmarks of Clark Fountain is our dedication to representing cases that have been turned away from other attorneys for being too complex or too difficult. Every client deserves a day in court, no matter how difficult or unusual the circumstances of their case may be. We have represented truly complex cases in our firm’s history, and we carve through complications in order to present a clear case on your behalf.
With our contingency fee arrangements, you never have to settle for an inexperienced attorney. Because we front the costs of litigation, you can have top-flight representation without worrying about any fees. This ensures that your well-being is always our chief goal. If you do not receive financial compensation, then neither do we.
Choose a firm that achieves results in high-stakes circumstances time and time again. Call (561) 922-0258 for a free case evaluation today.
