You expect the products you or your loved ones use every day to be safe. Unfortunately, unsafe products that cause serious injury or even death are recalled every day.
The defect may be in the manufacture, design, labeling or even packaging of the product. Casey, Devoti Brockland has decades of experience handling cases involving product defects on a myriad of devices:
Proving liability in a product defect case can be tricky. First, proving product defects usually requires close consultation with product engineers. Secondly, most cases involve many different parties – each with their own skilled attorneys and large insurance companies. They make it very difficult for victims to get what is fair and just. We are seasoned trial lawyers who will stand up to large insurance companies and fight for the compensation you deserve.
We understand that you may be under a great deal of physical pain, but also emotional pain from mounting medical bills, the inability to work or the loss of a loved one. You can rest assured that we will work tirelessly to recover compensation for your pain and suffering, medical expenses and lost wages related to your accident.
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The Casey, Devoti & Brockland difference is – you won’t be treated like just another case number.
Your personal injury claim is our first priority.
We know you have many questions. Our highly accessible attorneys have the answers.
Partners Matt Casey, Matt Devoti and Anne Brockland will meet with you for a free, no-obligation consultation in order to review the circumstances of your injury.
Call (314) 421-0763 or info@caseydevoti.com
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