When you buy something at a store, you expect that it will work, work properly and not cause you or others any harm.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s not too much of a stretch to expect things that you buy at a store to work. After all, you\u2019re paying for a working product that is supposed to do its job and not cause anyone serious injuries. However, if the product happens to be defective and does cause harm or death to the user, you may be entitled to damages for the injuries.<\/p>\n
In order to recover any damages you may have sustained, you\u2019d be contacting a product liability attorney and filing a product liability lawsuit against the maker of the item and against other parties all along the marketing chain, starting with the manufacturer right on down to the end retailer of the product.<\/p>\n
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