Product Liability

Product liability laws in New Hampshire

If you or someone you know has suffered damages due to product failure, design, or another defect, by law you have the right to seek out financial compensation for damages. However, there is a statute of limitations put in place by the state that sets a time limit on how long you have to file a lawsuit before the courts will no longer consider your case.

How is company negligent behavior linked to product liability?

In New Hampshire, negligent behavior can be tied to a company or product in several ways, such as:

• Negligence: Improper design, insufficient safety testing, or any other act or omission that affected the development of the product and sub-par quality control can all be linked to negligence.
• Fraud: When a company or manufacturer is aware of the dangers their product poses and attempts to cover it up, this may constitute fraud.
• Implied warranty: We purchase products with the implicit guarantee that they'll fulfill their duties and work as they say they should safely. When a product fails to meet these standards and results in injury, it may be a breach of an implied warranty.

Defective products can cause numerous injuries, and all can cost people time from work (resulting in lost wages) and rack up expensive medical bills. You deserve compensation for your losses.

We know how to prove your injuries

Product liability cases can often be tricky due to dealing with larger corporations and their massive insurers. Proving that a product was directly linked to causing an injury can be extremely complicated. That's why you need an experienced Dover and Portsmouth product liability lawyer on your side, representing you every step of the way. Contact us today for a free case evaluation. We can fight for your rights and take on large corporations on your behalf.