Product recalls are at an all time high. Beware of what you are buying and check product recall sites for up-to-date information.<\/p>\n
For a person to have a product liability case, the product that hurt or harmed them needs to be defective in some way. \u201cThe best way to explain what a defective product may be is to give you some examples of product recalls. Memorable recalls have involved toxic cadmium filled children\u2019s jewelry (Made in China), woven storage trunks with unstable hinges that dropped suddenly and caught children at the throat, strangling them (Made in China) and a baby walker that fit through a standard doorway that could fall down stairs because they were not designed to stop at the edge of a step (Made in the USA),\u201d listed Beverly Aylmer, who writes for The Lee Law Firm in Austin, Texas.<\/p>\n
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