Defective Product Litigation Class Actions

Companies often downplay the harm caused by defective products. A successful product liability lawsuit can compensate consumers for the economic harm associated with a poorly manufactured or negligently-designed product. In some situations, consumers negatively affected by dangerous and defective products may assume that they do not have any legal recourse available to them. We investigate manufacturing records, recall history, and safety tests to fight for full compensation.

A company that has already initiated a recall has less liability than companies that ignore defective products. However, a recall does not prevent consumers from initiating product defect lawsuits, including class action lawsuits.

Any issues that arose prior to the recall can provide grounds for litigation. Consumers may also have the option of joining a class action lawsuit if the company is slow about rolling out the recall or fails to effectively communicate with consumers. Those hoping to join or initiate a class action lawsuit based on product defects may need proof of the issue with the product and information about the impact that the defect had.

Fares et. al v. Char-Broil, Inc. (Barney appointed as interim co-lead class counsel)

In Re: Segway Scooter Recall Litigation (Barney appointed as interim co-lead counsel)

In Re: Bestway Above Ground Pool Litigation (Pescia appointed to Plaintiffs’ Executive Committee)

In Re: SharkNinja Pressure Cooker Litigation (Pescia appointed to Plaintiffs’ Executive Committee)