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Georgia Product Liability Lawyer

Georgia Product Liability Lawyer

Have you suffered injuries or the wrongful death of a family member in Georgia because of a defective product? Call Lawson Personal Injury Attorneys. Our Georgia product liability lawyer can help you hold the manufacturer fully accountable for the costs, suffering, and trauma you’ve experienced.

Since 2012, our legal team has been dedicated to helping injured consumers stand up to powerful corporations after devastating accidents. Our relentless pursuit of justice has helped us secure millions in private settlements and jury awards for clients like you in cases involving Georgia premises liability, Georgia workplace accidents, construction accidents, catastrophic injuries, slip and fall accidents, and more.

Don’t settle for less than you deserve. Benefit from leaders in product liability litigation with 18+ years of experience. Contact our Georgia law office or call (678) 446-3655 to set up your free consultation with our Georgia product liability attorney.

How Lawson Personal Injury Attorneys Can Help if You’ve Been Hurt By a Defective Product in Georgia

You trusted the product would be safe for you and your family. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case. Whether the manufacturer was negligent or not, they can be liable if you can prove their product was defective.

That’s where our Georgia personal injury lawyers come in.

At Lawson Personal Injury Attorneys, we understand how intimidating it can be to take on a powerful corporation. When you hire us, we’ll use our extensive resources, deep knowledge of Georgia product liability law, and expert network to:

  • Lawson resultsInvestigate your accident and injuries
  • Lawson resultsDetermine if the product has been recalled or tied to other lawsuits
  • Lawson resultsGather critical evidence showing the defect and its link to your injuries
  • Lawson resultsConsult with engineering, medical, and industry experts
  • Lawson resultsAggressively negotiate with the manufacturer and its insurers
  • Lawson resultsAdvise you during settlement discussions
  • Lawson resultsTake your case to trial in Gwinnett County, if necessary

We operate on a contingency fee basis, so you owe us nothing unless we win your case. Contact our Georgia office today to schedule your free consultation.

Decades of Experience Handling All Types of Product Liability Cases in Georgia

Georgia companies that manufacture or sell products are legally obligated to ensure those products are safe for consumer use. But safety corners are often cut in favor of profits.

We handle all types of product liability claims, including:

  • Lawson resultsToys and children's products
  • Lawson resultsHousehold appliances and chemicals
  • Lawson resultsPersonal care items
  • Lawson resultsPesticides and herbicides
  • Lawson resultsLandscaping tools and lawnmowers
  • Lawson resultsPower tools
  • Lawson resultsCars and auto parts
  • Lawson resultsWork tools and industrial machines
  • Lawson resultsPrescription and over-the-counter medications
  • Lawson resultsMedical devices
  • Lawson resultsSporting equipment

Our experienced attorneys are ready to fight for your right to compensation. Let us help you take on powerful corporations—your first consultation is free.

What Are the Three Main Types of Product Liability Claims?

Georgia recognizes three main product defect claims based on strict liability:

1. Design Defect

The product is inherently dangerous due to its design—e.g., a pesticide containing a known carcinogen. Manufacturers can be liable if a safer alternative design existed.

2. Manufacturing Defect

The product’s design is sound, but something went wrong in the manufacturing process—e.g., a ladder with the wrong bolts.

3. Failure to Warn (Marketing Defect)

Manufacturers must warn of non-obvious risks. A company that fails to provide adequate warnings about dangers—such as a medication known to cause kidney failure—can be held liable.

What Are the Elements of a Successful Product Liability Lawsuit?

To win a product liability lawsuit in Georgia based on strict liability, you must prove:

  • Lawson resultsThe company designed, manufactured, or sold the product
  • Lawson resultsThe product was defective
  • Lawson resultsThe defect caused your injury
  • Lawson resultsYou used the product as intended or foreseeably
  • Lawson resultsYou suffered damages

Alternatively, you may sue based on negligence if unreasonable conduct led to a dangerous product entering the market.

What Damages Can I Recover in a Product Liability Case in Georgia?

You may be entitled to compensatory damages, including:

Economic Damages:

  • Lawson resultsPresent and future medical bills
  • Lawson resultsRehabilitation
  • Lawson resultsNursing and home care
  • Lawson resultsOut-of-pocket expenses
  • Lawson resultsLost income
  • Lawson resultsReduced earning capacity
  • Lawson resultsFuneral expenses

Non-Economic Damages:

  • Lawson resultsPain and suffering
  • Lawson resultsEmotional distress
  • Lawson resultsDisfigurement and scarring
  • Lawson resultsLoss of enjoyment of life
  • Lawson resultsPTSD
  • Lawson resultsLoss of consortium

Punitive damages may apply in cases of gross negligence or willful misconduct.

Expect the manufacturer to try to minimize your injuries. Count on our Georgia product liability lawyers to push back and fight for full compensation.

Defective Products Can Cause Severe Injuries

We help clients recover compensation for injuries such as:

  • Lawson resultsBurn injuries
  • Lawson resultsNerve damage
  • Lawson resultsDegloving injuries
  • Lawson resultsAmputations
  • Lawson resultsSoft tissue injuries
  • Lawson resultsConcussions
  • Lawson resultsBrain trauma
  • Lawson resultsCrush injuries
  • Lawson resultsWhiplash
  • Lawson resultsNeck and back injuries
  • Lawson resultsParalysis
  • Lawson resultsSpinal cord damage
  • Lawson resultsEye trauma
  • Lawson resultsCatastrophic injuries
  • Lawson resultsWrongful death

Seek emergency medical care immediately, and let us help you build a strong case for recovery.

How Long Do I Have to File a Product Liability Lawsuit in Georgia?

Under Georgia law:

  • Lawson resultsThe statute of limitations is 2 years from the date you discover the injury.
  • Lawson resultsA statute of repose also applies—you must file within 10 years of the product’s first sale, regardless of when the injury is discovered.

If you miss these deadlines, you forfeit your right to compensation. Protect your rights by contacting Lawson Personal Injury Attorneys right away.

Schedule a Free Consultation With a Georgia Product Liability Lawyer

Georgia Personal Injury Lawyers

We focus exclusively on serious personal injury cases, including:

Assault Injuries

Bad Faith Insurance

Bicycle Accident

Brain Injury

Bus Accidents

Car Accidents

Catastrophic Injuries

Child Injuries

Construction Accidents

Dog Bites

If your life was disrupted by someone else's negligence, we're here to restore your power through the law.