VOTED TOP PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEY IN LAS VEGAS
BLAKE S.
FRIEDMAN, ESQ.
The average American uses hundreds of products every day, from clothing and furniture to medication and home electronic devices. When a product doesn’t work as anticipated, innocent people end up with major injuries. They have medical bills that they cannot afford, and most also struggle with a decline in income as they rehab their injuries at home.
Call Friedman Injury Law today to discuss whether you were injured by a faulty product. You might have the legal right to compensation against the manufacturer or another defendant. A Las Vegas product liability attorney can listen to your memories of how the product malfunctioned and analyze your ability to sue.
FRIEDMAN
Las vegas Personal Injury Attorney
Blake S. Friedman brings years of personal injury experience to your case. As a Las Vegas native and the founder of Friedman Injury Law, Blake has dedicated his practice solely to personal injury law. He has secured over $50 million in settlements for clients across Nevada. Blake and our team prioritize client needs, keeping open communication throughout the legal process. We never recommend settlements below a case’s true value. With extensive courtroom experience and a commitment to fighting for our clients, we are fully prepared to represent you aggressively and help you recover the maximum compensation possible.
BLAKE S. FRIEDMAN, ESQ.
HAS RECOVERED OVER
$100,000,000
FOR HIS CLIENTS IN
LAS VEGAS AND ACROSS
SOUTHERN NEVADA
What to Share with Your Lawyer
If possible, try to keep the product and its packaging for your attorney’s inspection. Many victims have an easier time winning these cases when they can pinpoint the precise defect in the product. For this reason, don’t throw away the product, even if it was severely damaged by fire.
Also share medical information about your injuries, including your team’s prognosis. Serious injuries that require medical care deserve compensation.
Theories of Liability
A major task for your lawyer is to determine which legal theory to use when bringing a case. There are different theories of liability:
Breach of Warranty
A warranty is a guarantee a product will work as intended. Most products come with either express or implied warranties or both. If the product doesn’t work as warranted, then a buyer may sue for compensation.
Strict Liability
Nevada has a strict liability law for products liability. This means you don’t have to show the manufacturer was negligent in how they designed or marketed the product. It’s enough that the product has a defect, and the item injured you.
Even non-buyers have a right to bring a strict liability claim for a defective product. For example, you could be walking down the street when someone on a defective bicycle crashes into you because the brakes failed. You did not buy the bicycle, but you can still bring a claim against the manufacturer for a foreseeable injury.
Negligence
We might bring a negligence action against a manufacturer, distributor, or even a seller. Negligence requires showing the defendant did not act in a reasonably careful manner. With a manufacturer, this might mean they subbed in lower-quality materials which made a product much weaker than expected. A seller might have damaged the product themselves before selling it or delivering it to the consumer. With negligence, a defendant can defend by claiming they used reasonable care.
TESTIMONIALS
WHAT OUR LAS VEGAS INJURY CLIENTS SAY
Anna Himps
Blake and Karizma were both genuinely great people to work with. I truly recommend trusting their plan and following their guidance because they were able to maximize my settlement beyond what I expected. They have excellent response time and truly listen to your needs and concerns. I was also especially grateful when Blake and his assistant personally drove to my home in the northwest for our consultation, even though their office is located down in Henderson, while I was still in pain. It really just shows their dedication to the business from the start. I 100% recommend this firm to anyone in need of an injury attorney and will absolutely be referring them to others. Jayanna H.
READ MOREJanzel Canlas
I’m truly grateful for the support and dedication I received throughout my case. From start to finish, the team kept me informed, answered all my questions, and made a stressful situation much easier to handle. Thanks to their hard work and persistence, I was able to receive my settlement. I highly recommend their services to anyone in need of a reliable and compassionate injury law firm.
READ MOREHow Much is Your Claim Worth?
Defective products injure millions of people, but their injuries vary. Some suffer only minor bruises, while others are sidelined with life-threatening injuries. Nonetheless, if a product caused damages, you can seek financial compensation from the defendant for:
- Surgery and other emergency medical care;
- Prescription medication and pain meds;
- Physical and occupational therapy;
- Doctor’s visits;
- Property damage, including fire damage to your home or vehicle;
- Lost income or wages;
- Diminished earning capacity if your injuries will prevent a return to your old job;
- Pain and suffering;
- Disfigurement or disability.
Depending on the facts, we might also pursue punitive damages to punish the defendant. These are appropriate where a manufacturer deliberately cuts corners and compromises public safety. A company might know that the product is dangerous but refuse to recall it due to greed.
Deadlines for Filing a Lawsuit
The Nevada statute for limitations in a product liability case is usually four years. That is the most time you get to file a lawsuit against the defendant. Many factors will impact the deadline in your case, so it is best to reach out to a law firm as soon as you can after an injury.
Speak with Our Vegas Product Liability Attorney
Dangerous products send thousands of Nevadans to the hospital each month. Once your condition is stabilized, please reach out to our office to schedule a consultation. We can review what remains of the product and discuss what possible compensation you might receive. Call us today at (702) 970-4222.