Cincinnati Design Defect Attorney
Most of us do not think about it often, but businesses have a good deal of the public’s trust. When we buy any kind of product, most of us do not inspect it closely for safety because we assume that it was designed to be reasonably safe. When businesses abuse this trust, they are legally responsible for any resulting injuries their customers may suffer.
In many cases, determining which party is responsible for a defective product requires specifying the type of defect. When a product is inherent dangerous because of the way it was designed, this is known as a design defect. For information about the different kinds of defects and how these distinctions may impact your case, contact Cincinnati design defect attorney Shawn M. Stepleton at 513-321-7733.
Filing a Cincinnati Design Defect Claim
Design defects are often more difficult to prove in court than design defects. This is because the plaintiff must demonstrate one or more of the following:
- The company knew, or should have know, that their product was unreasonably dangerous
- The company could have designed a safer product without incurring unreasonable costs
- The design is inherently so dangerous that the product should never have been built
If your claim is successful, you could be awarded compensation for medical expenses, missed wages, reduced earning potential, pain and suffering, and punitive damages. A Cincinnati defective product design lawyer can help you build the best case possible for your circumstances.
Contact Us
Cincinnati design defect attorney Shawn M. Stepleton offers the legal support you need following a preventable injury. Contact our offices today by calling 513-321-7733.