Companies that manufacture automobiles, machinery, and drug products have responsibility for defective products, which cause injury. Members of our firm have handled product liability cases involving automobile crashworthiness and defective products such as seatbelts, braking systems, farm machinery, medical products, machine guarding at the workplace, and others. Such defects may result in catastrophic injury such as death, paraplegia or severe disability. Because these cases are very costly and time consuming, our commitment to them is a major endeavor. Due to the short statutes of limitations in Kentucky and some other states, it is best to hire an attorney soon after an injury, so there is adequate time to investigate. Contact our firm to discuss the details of your case today.

H. Philip Grossman and Jennifer A. Moore have represented consumers who have been injured due to defective design or manufacture of products such as these:

• Seat Belts
• Air bags
• Seat Backs
• Head rests
• Vehicle Braking systems
• Lack of Underride Guards on Trucks
• Farm machinery
• Medical devices such as defibrillators
• Machine guarding at the workplace
• Lawnmowers
• Drugs
• Avandia®
• Eczema skin cream drugs
• Ortho Evra®
• Hernia mesh
• Accutane®
• Bextra®
• Celebrex®
• Cytotec®
• Femara®
• Fosamax®
• Ketek®
• Miragel Ocular Implants®
• Paxil®
• ReNu With MoistureLoc®
• Seroquel®
• SJS Drugs
• Tequin®
• Vioxx®

If you believe you or a loved one has been injured due to a defective product, call an attorney immediately. It is extremely important to begin a preliminary investigation immediately to preserve the evidence. The defective product must be secured. The attorneys at Grossman & Moore know that your products liability case can be won or lost in the early days following your injury. We will secure the evidence whether that means buying the defective product or vehicle or notifying the other side to preserve the evidence and the failure to do so will subject them to liability for destruction of evidence.

As your attorney, we know what it takes to prove that a manufacturer, assembler, supplier, laboratory, distributor, retailer, or repairer is liable for a defective product. We work with experts, including engineers and designers, who are familiar with proper design and manufacturing processes. These experts inspect the product and conduct testing on exemplars.

All of us expect the products we buy to be safe and provide adequate warnings. Although safety standards have improved over the years, defective products are still being part into the marketplace. If you are the victim of a defective product and may have a products liability case, contact us. Injuries can result from defective design, improper warning labels, and failures during the manufacturing process. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration - The NHTSA develops and issues safety standards for all new cars, conducts research on accident prevention, investigates motor vehicle defects and enforces notification of defects to owners of record. Numerous publications are produced by the Administration for consumers and their lawyers. The Federal Highway Administration is concerned with improving highway safety and conducts highway safety research relating to trucks and busses. The Transportation Research Board will conduct a computerized search and furnish abstracts of all engineering articles pertaining to highway topics.

Food and Drug Administration– The FDA is a federal agency that regulates food, drugs, medical devices, animal feed and drugs, biologics, cosmetics, and radiation-emitting products. The FDA’s website provides current information for consumers regarding drug safety, recalls, and advisories regarding products and drugs. Public Citizen (MAKE THIS A LINK – www.publiccitizen.org ) – Public Citizen is a non-profit organization that advocates for consumer safety. Public Citizen maintains a list of what it considers the worst drugs that consumers should be aware of.

Public Citizen – Public Citizen is a non-profit organization that advocates for consumer safety. Public Citizen maintains a list of what it considers the worst drugs that consumers should be aware of.