Product Liability Attorney

Products Liability

Arkansas Law Firm

When you purchase a product you most likely don't expect the item to cause injuries. Consumers generally trust manufacturers and retailers to sell products that are safe and reliable. Unfortunately, companies sometimes place profit before safety, spending more on marketing than on safety testing.

At the Odom Law Firm, in Fayetteville, Arkansas, we represent individuals who have been injured by defective products. We strive to not only obtain fair compensation for clients like you, but also to hold negligent parties accountable for their actions. Working together, we can hold companies to a high standard of safety. No one should be put at risk due to a defective product. Contact our product liability attorneys to start building your case.

In a product liability case, we must prove that a defective item caused an injury and the product is unreasonably dangerous when used for its intended purpose. Products can be defective in:

Design - This includes inherent flaws, such as a chair designed with only three legs that tips over, causing injuries.
Manufacturing - This includes any errors made at the time of manufacture, such as a bolt not being tightened properly.
Marketing - Marketing defects include improper labeling, insufficient instructions or failure to warn consumers of an item's hidden dangers.

At the Odom Law Firm, our firm's products liability lawyers are experienced in handling claims against manufacturers of industrial machines, automobile seat belts and air bags, food products, children's restraints and toys, and other products which cause injury or damage. We also handle pharmaceutical litigation.

Our law firm has the resources to represent you both in negotiations and in the courtroom. Utilizing engineers, design experts, manufacturing experts, other specialists and a network of fellow lawyers across the country, we will fight to obtain the compensation you deserve for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages.

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Sunscreen Pills

On May 22, 2018 the FDA issued a statement indicating four companies sold these pills and capsules. On May 18, 2018 the FDA sent warning letters to these companies, giving them 15 days to respond and take action. To date none of the companies have responded.

If you or your loved ones have purchased a sunscreen pill, you should contact an attorney to determine if you have legal rights that need to be protected. Our lawyers at Odom Law Firm will consult with you about your rights at no charge. Entrust our law firm today to protect those rights for you.