Are Lithium Ion Battery Explosions Caused by Defective Products?
Lithium ion batteries have become a very common part of our lives, powering everything from cell phones, tablets, and laptops to tools, cameras, and scooters, just to name a few. Since these types of batteries are rechargeable, lightweight, and can hold a charge for a good amount of time, they’ve become a very popular option
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Do Car Airbags Cause Injuries?
Airbags have been a standard safety feature on new cars since the late 1990s and have been a common feature in cars for an even longer amount of time. According to the NHTSA, frontal airbags saved 50,457 lives between 1987 and 2017. However, for as long as airbags have been around, there have been concerns
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Can You Sue a Gym for Injury from Faulty Equipment?
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What to Do if a Child is Injured by Defective School Equipment
Student safety is a key issue for parents, teachers, and school administrators to worry about these days. But one safety issue that shouldn’t be overlooked is defective/faulty equipment students use during the day. This could include the playground equipment kids use at recess, sports equipment used in gym class, or lab equipment used in science
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Parents Beware: The Dangers of Water Beads
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The Dangers of Defective Phillips CPAP Machines
For millions of people in the United States who have sleep apnea, a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine can be a very beneficial tool. CPAP machines work to keep a person’s airways open so that they can rest more comfortably while reducing the risk of other health conditions like heart disease and high blood
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The Risks of Defective Inversion Tables
For people who are dealing with issues such as back pain, muscle spasms, sciatica, one option they might consider trying is inversion therapy. Inversion therapy is a type of spinal traction where a person spends an amount of time either inverted at an angle or fully upside down. The concept behind this practice is that
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Product Defects in Power Tools
In some cases, there are types of products that, even when manufactured exactly as they should be, are inherently going to involve some safety risks if not used correctly. Knives are a good example of this since they need to have sharp blades in order to be functional. Power tools also fall into this category
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Who Can Be Liable in a Defective Product Case?
When someone gets injured by a defective product, it can feel very overwhelming to figure out where to begin. How do you hold someone accountable when you’re not dealing with a specific person? Defective product injury cases can be very complex and there are multiple parties who could be liable. Liability for defective products can
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The Dangers of Defective Dishwashers
For many people, their dishwasher is an essential kitchen appliance. Not only are they very convenient to have around, they’re probably also not the first thing that comes to mind when you think of potentially dangerous things you have in your kitchen. But if a dishwasher is defective, it can be much more than an
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