Product Defect Injuries and Liability – Protecting Georgia Consumers from Dangerous Products
Law for Georgia, LLC

When you buy a product—whether it’s a household appliance, a car, or a child’s toy—you expect it to be safe when used as intended. Unfortunately, defective products cause thousands of injuries every year, often with devastating consequences. At Law for Georgia, LLC, we help individuals and families hold manufacturers, distributors, and retailers accountable when dangerous or defective products cause harm.

What Is Product Liability?

Product liability is the area of law that holds companies responsible for injuries caused by defective or unsafe products. These claims don’t require proving the manufacturer was negligent—only that the product was defective and caused injury during proper use.

There are three main types of product defects:

1. Design Defects

The product is inherently dangerous due to its design—even when manufactured correctly and used as intended.
Example: A space heater that tips over easily and causes fires.

2. Manufacturing Defects

An error occurs during the manufacturing or assembly process, making the product dangerous.
Example: A vehicle with improperly installed brakes.

3. Marketing Defects (Failure to Warn)

The product lacks proper instructions, warnings, or safety labels.
Example: A medication sold without adequate warning of side effects.

Common Defective Product Cases

At Law for Georgia, LLC, we represent clients injured by a wide range of consumer and industrial products, including:

• Automobiles and auto parts (brake failure, airbag defects, tire blowouts)

• Power tools and machinery

• Household appliances and electronics

• Children’s toys and furniture

• Medical devices and pharmaceutical drugs

• Food products and supplements

• Safety equipment or protective gear

Injuries Caused by Defective Products

Defective products can cause serious and life-altering injuries, such as:

• Burns or electric shock

• Head trauma and brain injuries

• Spinal cord damage and paralysis

• Broken bones and crush injuries

• Internal injuries or organ damage

• Choking or suffocation

• Illness from contaminated food or drugs

In the worst cases, defective products result in wrongful death. Our firm helps families pursue justice and financial recovery in these tragic circumstances.

Who Can Be Held Liable?

Multiple parties may be responsible for a dangerous or defective product, including:

• Manufacturers – The company that designed and produced the product

• Parts or component manufacturers – If a specific part was defective

• Distributors and wholesalers – Entities that moved the product through the supply chain

• Retailers – Stores that sold the product to the consumer

Georgia law allows victims to bring strict liability claims against these parties, meaning you don’t have to prove negligence—just that the product was defective and caused harm.

How Law for Georgia, LLC Can Help

We have the experience, resources, and expert network to take on complex product liability cases and win. Our legal team provides:

• Thorough investigation – We examine the product, review technical specs, and consult with engineers or safety experts.

• Evidence development – We collect documentation, witness statements, and injury reports to support your claim.

• Claim filing and litigation – We pursue legal action against all responsible parties, negotiating settlements or going to trial if needed.

• Full compensation demands – We seek damages for medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, long-term care, and wrongful death when applicable.

We handle these cases on a contingency fee basis, so there is no upfront cost to you.

Injured by a Defective Product? We Can Help.

If you or a loved one has been hurt by a dangerous or defective product, you have legal rights. Let Law for Georgia, LLC fight to hold the responsible companies accountable and help you recover the compensation you deserve.

Contact Law for Georgia, LLC