No. A product does not necessarily have to be recalled before someone injured by it can pursue a product liability claim. This is an important distinction because consumers sometimes assume that if the government or manufacturer has not announced a recall, the product must be safe. That isn’t necessarily true. Recalls and Product Liability Cases…
A defective product can cause injuries far beyond the frustration of replacing something that does not work. Dangerous machinery, vehicle components, household goods, medical devices, and other products can lead to serious injuries, lost income, and lasting changes to a person’s daily life. Both Kentucky and Ohio allow people injured by defective products to pursue…
A product breaks, catches fire, or behaves in a way you never expected. You know something went wrong, but you may not know why. Was the product dangerous from the beginning? Did something go wrong while it was being made? Or did the manufacturer fail to warn you about a risk? In Ohio, those questions…
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