Product Liability

There is no reliable formula that can determine the value of a claim without examining the evidence. Factors can include the severity of the injury, medical treatment, future care needs, ...

Perez Law Group offers free consultations for personal injury matters. When the firm accepts a qualifying personal injury case on a contingency-fee basis, there are no attorney fees unless we ...

Arizona generally applies a two-year limitations period to personal injury actions under A.R.S. § 12-542. Determining exactly when that period begins can depend on the circumstances of the case. Waiting ...

If the product has caused an injury and may become evidence in a legal claim, speak with an attorney before surrendering or destroying it whenever possible. A normal recall instruction ...

Manufacturers and insurance companies may argue that an injury resulted from misuse, alteration, poor maintenance, or failure to follow instructions. Arizona comparative fault rules can make questions about conduct important. ...

Buying a product online does not automatically prevent a claim. Online sales can make identifying the businesses involved more complicated because the website, marketplace, seller, distributor, importer, and manufacturer may ...

Possibly. A recall is not a requirement for every product liability claim. Some dangerous products cause injuries before a recall is announced, while others may never be formally recalled. The ...

Sometimes the defect is obvious, such as a ladder collapsing or an appliance catching fire. Other failures require technical investigation. Engineers, fire investigators, medical experts, accident reconstruction professionals, or other ...