Failure to Adequately Warning
When a manufacturer fails to provide adequate warnings or safety information with their product, they put the consumer at risk of injury or, in the worst cases, death. The manufacturer can be held liable if they do not adequately warn the consumer of foreseeable product hazards that are not readily apparent to the typical user. The manufacturer can also be held liable if it does not give instructions on the safe use of a product to reduce the risks of injuries.
If you have been injured by the condition of a property or of a product, call us immediately and we will evaluate whether any warnings given to you were adequate. Frequently, the law requires more warnings than are given, but only an experienced California Personal Injury Attorney can properly advise you about the law as it applies to your case. Call Jensen & Associates immediately to protect your rights and to find out our opinion of what your particular case is worth. While not a guarantee, the opinion of an experienced lawyer can guide you to making the right decisions about what to do next. Jensen & Associates has had many victories for consumers whose injuries were preventable had adequate warning been given. Call us today for an immediate free, no-obligation legal consultation.