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Defective consumer goods can cause serious harm. Injuries and illnesses linked to faulty products leave victims in physical pain, emotional distress, and financial strain. When manufacturers, distributors, or retailers fail in their duty to provide safe goods, victims can seek accountability and justice.
At Good & Murray Smith LLP, we have extensive experience representing individuals harmed by dangerous or defective consumer goods, including against some of the largest manufacturers in the world. Our solicitors bring legal expertise and relentless determination to every case, and we are committed to securing compensation for our clients.
We handle a broad range of claims involving consumer goods, including:
Injuries caused by malfunctioning kitchen or household appliances, such as fires, burns, or electrocution.
Phones, laptops, or chargers that overheat, explode, or cause injuries due to design or manufacturing defects.
Choking hazards, toxic materials, or unsafe mechanisms in toys that harm children or infants.
Illnesses resulting from food products containing harmful bacteria, mould, or other contaminants due to negligent manufacturing or storage.
Severe allergic reactions caused by undeclared or improperly labelled allergens on food packaging.
Health issues arising from drinks contaminated with foreign substances, bacteria, or improper manufacturing practices.
Injuries caused by helmets, pads, or other sports gear that fail to provide adequate protection due to poor design or manufacturing.
Malfunctions in outdoor equipment like tents, climbing gear, or hiking boots that cause accidents and injuries during use.
Product liability cases involving defective consumer goods require a solicitor who understands the complex nature of these claims. Our team has the experience, resources, and determination needed to build strong cases, holding negligent companies accountable and ensuring victims receive the justice they deserve. We focus on detail and results. We have successfully handled claims against multinational manufacturers involving some of the most dangerous product defects.
We understand the profound impact these cases have on victims and their families. That is why we treat every case with the compassion and attention it deserves, while fighting tirelessly for a favourable outcome.
Any product that causes harm due to a flaw in its design, manufacturing, or labelling may be considered defective. This includes goods that fail to meet safety standards or lack adequate warnings.
Stop using the appliance immediately, keep it as evidence, and take photographs of the damage or injuries. Seek medical attention and consult a solicitor to explore your claim.
Yes. Manufacturers are legally required to declare allergens. If this information is missing or incorrect, you may be entitled to compensation for medical expenses and suffering.
Yes. If the toy had a design flaw, contained small parts not adequately labelled, or failed to meet safety standards, the manufacturer can be held liable.
Retailers can be held accountable if they sold a product they knew or should have known was defective, or if they failed to remove dangerous goods from shelves after a recall.
Keep the defective product, packaging, and proof of purchase. Gather photographs, medical records, and witness statements to support your case.
Yes. If the device overheated due to a design or manufacturing fault, you are entitled to seek compensation for your injuries and associated losses.
You generally have two years from the date of injury to file a claim. However, it is always advisable to act quickly to preserve evidence and build a strong case.
You can still make a claim if the product was sold or distributed in Ireland. A solicitor will help navigate the complexities of pursuing international claims.
Yes. Injuries caused by defective helmets, pads, or other sports gear may result in a claim against the manufacturer, distributor, or retailer.
Yes. If the food or drink was contaminated due to poor handling, preparation, or storage, you can claim against the restaurant or food supplier.
Yes. Manufacturers and retailers of outdoor equipment are responsible for ensuring their products meet safety standards. If a defect caused your injuries, you are entitled to pursue a claim.
If you or someone you know has been harmed by a defective consumer good, we are here to help. At Good & Murray Smith LLP, we believe using our unrivalled experience to help get justice for victims of negligence. Contact us today for a confidential discussion with one of our expert team.
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If you’ve been injured and believe you may have a claim, don’t wait. Good & Murray Smith LLP is here to help. Contact us to arrange a consultation to review your case and guide you through the next steps.
