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Product Liability

Product Liability Attorneys

Hurt by a defective product in your area? Georgia law can hold manufacturers strictly liable. Free consultation.

Product Liability attorneys

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Overview

You trust the products you buy and use every day to be safe. When a defective product — a car part, an appliance, a piece of equipment — causes injury instead, Georgia law allows you to hold the manufacturer accountable, often without needing to prove they were careless.

Why This Practice Area Matters

Georgia’s strict product liability law means a manufacturer can be responsible for an unreasonably dangerous, defective product even without proof of carelessness. We evaluate design defects, manufacturing errors, and failure-to-warn claims to find every available path to compensation.

Common Causes

  • Design Defects
  • Manufacturing Defects
  • Missing or Inadequate Warnings
  • Failure to Recall Known Hazards
  • Counterfeit or Substandard Parts
  • Defective Safety Features

Compensation You May Recover

  • Medical Expenses
  • Lost Wages
  • Pain and Suffering
  • Future Medical Care
  • Punitive Damages (in rare, appropriate cases)

Case Guide

Product liability cases require preserving the defective product itself and investigating the full manufacturing and distribution chain. We move quickly to secure that evidence and identify every company that may share responsibility.

Who This Is For

This page is for consumers and workers injured by a defective vehicle part, appliance, tool, or other consumer or industrial product in Georgia.

Why Choose Us

  • Experience with strict liability and negligence claims
  • Free consultation, no fee unless we win
  • Access to engineering and safety experts
  • Direct attorney access

What To Expect In The Process

  1. Free case review
  2. Product preservation and defect investigation
  3. Identification of all responsible parties in the supply chain
  4. Negotiation with manufacturers and insurers
  5. Litigation if needed

Estimated timeline: Complex product defect cases often take 18-48+ months.

Evidence Checklist

  • The product itself, preserved and unaltered
  • Proof of purchase or receipt
  • Photos of the defect and your injuries
  • Medical records
  • Any recall notices related to the product

Mistakes To Avoid

  • Returning or discarding the product before it's documented
  • Waiting to seek medical care
  • Assuming a warning label eliminates your claim
  • Missing applicable filing deadlines

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to prove the manufacturer was negligent?

Not always. Georgia's strict liability law can hold a manufacturer responsible for a defective, unreasonably dangerous product regardless of how careful they were in making it.

What if I was using the product in an unusual way?

Foreseeable misuse is sometimes still covered, though comparative fault may reduce your recovery depending on the facts.

What if the product was recalled after my injury?

A later recall can support your claim by helping show the product was defective, though it doesn't automatically prove your individual case.

Meet The Attorneys

Our attorneys pursue accountability when defective products cause preventable harm across Georgia.

Jamie Salimi

Jamie Salimi

Founder and trial attorney focused on personal injury cases.

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Ali Salimi

Ali Salimi

Personal injury attorney dedicated to results and client care.

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