Product Liability Claims

Evidence such as the damaged product, photographs of the defect, medical reports, and expert testimony can demonstrate how the product caused your injury.

It depends. If the seller misrepresented the product’s condition or it’s still under warranty, you may have a valid claim.

Yes. Families can pursue compensation for wrongful death, funeral costs, and the emotional impact of their loss.

Yes. The statute of limitations is typically two, or in some cases three,  years from the date of injury, so acting promptly is essential.

Yes. Irish courts can handle claims against companies outside Ireland if their products were sold or distributed here.

You may still be eligible for compensation if the product’s design or instructions were unclear or misleading.

Yes. Burns, shocks, and other injuries from faulty appliances are valid grounds for a product liability claim.

A recall strengthens your case, as it demonstrates the manufacturer acknowledged the product’s defectiveness.

Retailers can be held accountable if they failed to inspect goods, knowingly sold unsafe products, or misrepresented a product’s safety.

Yes. Injuries from sharp, poorly designed, or hazardous packaging can form the basis of a claim.

You may be entitled to damages for medical costs, lost income, pain and suffering, and long-term care expenses.

They are if the reaction resulted from undisclosed or unsafe ingredients. Products must comply with safety regulations and provide adequate warnings.

Keep the packaging, receipt, and medical evidence. Your solicitor will establish the link between the product and your illness.

Class actions or group litigation may be an option, allowing victims to pursue justice collectively.