Defective Products

28 January

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Time for Airbag Manufacturer to Take a Hike?

in Automobile collisions, Defective Products, Tractor Trailer/Trucking Collisions

With news out yesterday that more airbags manufactured by Takata Corporation are being recalled, we have to wonder whether maybe it's time for car manufacturers to stop using Takata airbags altogether. Faulty airbags can cause a variety of...

07 August

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Tire Aging – Why It Matters to Your Safety and What You Can Do

Posted by Edwin Lamberth

in Automobile collisions, Defective Products

You don't have to be an expert to know that tire blowouts or failures are downright dangerous. A front tire blowout on a passenger car at interstate speeds is not something I even want to...

19 July

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Who’s Afraid of a Jury of Your Peers?

Posted by Edwin Lamberth

in Defective Products, Insurance, Litigation process

As it turns out, the answer is, not suprisingly, insurance companies and those corporations that harm or injure you. How do we know this? Let me explain. Over the last few years, insurance companies and corporate...

18 October

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Crashworthiness Defined: Will your vehicle adequately protect you in a collision?

Posted by Edwin Lamberth

in Automobile collisions, Defective Products, Tractor Trailer/Trucking Collisions

Just the other day in a vehicle defect case, during my deposition of a defendant's "expert" in a vehicle defect case, the expert looked at me and said: "I don't know what you mean by...

21 September

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House Fires from Defective Products

Posted by Edwin Lamberth

in Defective Products

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has just released its latest statistics for 2010 fire losses in the United States. The NFPA is an international nonprofit entity, established in 1896, whose mission "is to reduce the worldwide...

19 September

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Product Defect Claims and Lawsuits Defined

Posted by Edwin Lamberth

in Defective Products, Litigation process

Sometimes (ok, maybe lots of times), attorneys seem to speak a foreign language when talking to clients and other non-lawyers. What can I say, I guess they brainwashed us in law school and made us...

11 September

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Foreign Companies – Are They Getting Off Scott-Free for Shipping Defective Products to the U.S.?

Posted by Edwin Lamberth

in Defective Products, Litigation process

Here at the Gilmore Law Firm, we handle many cases in which a defective product has injured one of our clients. The cases run the gamut of products - from industrial machines, consumer products, automobiles,...