Our Proven Track Record in Product Liability Cases
Proven track record in product liability cases
Product Liability cases come up when you are hurt by a product. It could be a toy that comes apart too easily, a piece of furniture that tips over, a space heater that blows up, a toaster that catches on fire, or even a drug that is more dangerous than expected.
Kim Beck has a proven track record in product liability cases. These cases have been her main focus for most of her career. She has helped hundreds of people come to a favorable resolution of their product liability cases.
Tips If You’re Considering a Product Liability Claim
Tell your lawyer everything
Share all facts that you think could be relevant. Do not withhold any information. The defense often uncovers it, and your lawyer should never be surprised.
Keep the product
- Do not return it to the store or send it to the manufacturer.
- Identifying the exact manufacturer is crucial; many products look alike across brands.
- If you no longer have the product, call a lawyer anyway -- there may be workarounds.
Protect the Product
- Place it in a plastic bag, then store it in a clean, dry, climate-controlled location that only you or trusted people can access (e.g., a closet at home or a relative's home).
- Avoid jostling or creating additional damage -- do not keep it in the trunk of a car.
- If you hire us, we will take custody and provide a written receipt detailing what was received.
Don't miss the statute of limitations
- These deadlines are short and vary by state. Examples:
- Kentucky, Tennessee, and Louisiana: often one year from when you knew or should have known the product caused the injury.
- Ohio and Indiana: often two years.
- Deadlines may differ based on the claim or the facts of the case. Contact us promptly so we can evaluate your timeline.
Not sure if you have a case?
Call us at 888-434-2912.
How Much Money Can You Recover?
Every case is different. Potential compensation may include:
- Medical expenses and future medical needs
- Property damage (e.g., repairing/replacing cabinets after a fire)
- Lost wages or loss of earning capacity
- Pain and suffering and other non‑economic damages (where applicable)
We evaluate your injuries, documentation, and applicable law to estimate case value. No lawyer can guarantee a result, but experience helps set realistic expectations.
What to Do Right Now
- Get medical care and follow your doctor’s instructions.
- Photograph the product, the scene, and your injuries.
- Save receipts, bills, and any correspondence with sellers or manufacturers.
- Store and protect the product as described above.
- Contact us as soon as possible to protect your rights.
Conclusion
We have a proven track record in product liability cases of all kinds. To move forward, you’ll need documented economic loss and, ideally, the product preserved in safe condition. Complex cases usually take longer than simple ones, but early action helps.
Call 888-434-2912 or reach out through our contact form to schedule your consultation.
Legal Notice: This page is for general information only. It is not legal advice. Results depend on the facts and laws of your jurisdiction. If you have questions about your specific case, please contact Beck Law Center at 888-434-2912.
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