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    Kevin Goldberg was the 2009-2010 President of the Maryland Association for Justice (formerly Maryland Trial Lawyer’s Association)

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  • Recent Accomplishments

    $1.37 Million Verdict in June 2006 for a car collision -- Well in excess of defendant's $100K insurance policy! Read more.

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    Maryland Product Liability Lawyers

    Our lawyers have represented many individuals from who have been injured as a result of an unsafe product.  A product is considered defective, or unreasonably dangerous to the user, when it poses a danger for causing physical harm in excess of what would be expected by the ordinary user. The defective product may be one you purchased for your personal use, one that was supplied to you by someone else, or one that you use at work.  Although there is no duty upon the manufacturer to produce a merchandise that is 'accident-proof,' the manufacturer is required to make a merchandise that is free from defective and unreasonably dangerous conditions. Our experienced lawyers can help you file a lawsuit in Maryland and fight your injury case in court.

    Have you or someone you know been injured due to defective merchandise? If so, contact our Maryland Product Liability Lawyers today for a Free Case Evaluation.

    If you have been injured by a dangerous or defective merchandise, you might be able to bring a product liability case against a variety of parties involved in the manufacturing of the merchandise.  Defendants in the case may include a manufacturer of component parts and an assembling manufacturer. Our knowledgeable Maryland personal injury lawyers can help make this determination.

    To pursue a product liability claim, the defective condition must have caused your injury; in other words, if the defective condition did not exist, the injury would not have occurred. A defective condition may be a legal cause of the personal injury even though the outcome involved the act of another, some natural cause, or some other cause if the defective condition contributes substantially to producing the injury.

    It is important that the defective item be preserved and not altered in any way. It is also important to preserve any proof of purchase and the documents which accompanied the product, particularly the instruction booklets or warranties. If there were any witnesses to the accident involving the defective object, their contact information should be saved. It is also important to note from whom and where the merchandise was purchased. Our lawyers can help you win the compensation you deserve.

    Have you or someone you know been injured due to defective merchandise? If so, contact our Maryland Product Liability Lawyers today for a Free Case Evaluation.