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Injured by a Defective Product or Dangerous Drug? We Hold Manufacturers Accountable
When consumers purchase a product or take a prescribed medication, they trust that it is safe for use. Unfortunately, many companies put profits before safety, releasing defective products, dangerous drugs, and unsafe medical devices into the market. These products can cause severe injuries, long-term health complications, or even death.
At The Hart Law Firm, we fight for individuals harmed by defective products, pharmaceutical drugs, and medical devices. With over 25 years of experience, we take on manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, and corporations that fail to protect consumers. If you or a loved one has suffered due to a defective product or dangerous drug, we are ready to fight for you.
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What Compensation Can You Recover in a Defective Product Lawsuit?
Injuries from defective products or dangerous drugs can lead to significant medical expenses, long-term disabilities, and emotional trauma. Victims may be entitled to compensation for:
Medical Expenses
Covers the cost of emergency treatment, surgeries, rehabilitation, and ongoing medical care due to injury.
Lost Wages
Compensation for missed work and reduced future income if the injury affects long-term employment.
Common Types of Defective Product and Dangerous Drug Cases
Defective product and pharmaceutical injury cases fall under product liability law, which holds manufacturers, designers, and distributors responsible when their products cause harm. Common cases include:
Defective auto parts – Faulty brakes, airbags, tires, or ignition systems causing accidents
Unsafe consumer products – Household appliances, electronics, or tools with fire hazards or mechanical failures
Harmful prescription drugs – Medications with undisclosed side effects or long-term health risks
Defective medical devices – Hip implants, pacemakers, surgical mesh, or CPAP machines that fail or cause injury
Toxic exposure – Contaminated food, water, or chemicals causing illness or disease
Exploding batteries and electronics – Lithium-ion battery malfunctions leading to burns and fires
What to Do if You Have Been Harmed by a Defective Product or Dangerous Drug
If you suspect that a defective product or medication caused your injuries, follow these steps to protect your legal rights:
Get Medical Attention – Seek immediate treatment and follow all medical recommendations to protect your health and document your injuries.
Preserve the Product – Do not throw away or attempt to fix the defective product, as it serves as key evidence.
Document Your Injuries – Take photos, keep medical records, and save receipts for all related treatments.
Avoid Speaking with the Manufacturer – Do not discuss your case with the manufacturer or their insurance company without legal guidance.
Contact The Hart Law Firm – Reach out as soon as possible for an experienced attorney to help you understand your legal options and pursue compensation for your injuries.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Defective Product and Dangerous Drug Claims
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How long do I have to file a product liability lawsuit in Texas?
Texas law allows two years from the date of injury to file a product liability lawsuit. However, cases involving long-term health complications from dangerous drugs may have exceptions.
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What if the product was recalled?
Even if a product has been recalled, you may still have a valid claim if the defect caused your injuries. Recalls can strengthen a case by showing the manufacturer was aware of the risk.
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Do I have a case if I was using the product incorrectly?
You may still have a claim if the manufacturer failed to provide adequate warnings or instructions. Companies have a duty to anticipate potential misuse and warn consumers about risks.
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Can I sue if a defective drug caused my illness years later?
Yes, in cases of delayed injuries, such as cancer caused by toxic exposure, victims may still have the right to file a claim based on when they discovered the harm.
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How The Hart Law Firm Fights for for Nursing Home Residents
Nursing home abuse cases require aggressive legal representation. Facilities often deny responsibility or attempt to cover up evidence of mistreatment. Our firm builds strong cases by:
Reviewing medical records and facility reports to uncover signs of neglect
Interviewing staff members and other residents to gather witness testimony
Working with medical experts to assess injuries and long-term care needs
Holding nursing homes and corporations accountable for violations of state and federal regulations
