What are Defective Products claim?
According to the defective Products Act 1991, the responsibility of how the accident happened and how the finished product was a defective one, needs to come forward with sufficient proof and evidence. The injured person also needs to proof that the injuries suffered were from the defective product.
You must seek legal advice from an injury claim solicitor because unlike other personal injury claims. Moreover, defective products claim are a bit different in nature, and discuss regarding your defective product case, because defective products can be a serious threat to health and safety of the consumer.
More often the responsibility lies on the manufacturer who is found liable for any accidents or injuries might have sustained. There are a number of reasons for products to be defective and faulty. However, in some cases it could be the retailer held liable, for selling you a defective product that might have been damaged while during sale of goods.
Examples of defective products are beauty products, electrical equipment, gardening tools, technological devices, medical devices, children’s toys, and vehicles. Furthermore, to start off your faulty product claim the most important step is to determine who is accountable for the accident.