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3 Key Facts You Should Know About Defective Product Lawsuits (And What Jinks Crow, PC Is Doing About It)

  • Writer: Jinks Crow
    Jinks Crow
  • Aug 11
  • 2 min read

Every day, consumers use products assuming they’re safe, from medical implants to everyday appliances. Unfortunately, defective products injure thousands of people each year. At Jinks Crow, PC, we fight to hold manufacturers accountable when their negligence causes harm.


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Here are the top three facts people search when considering a defective product lawsuit, along with how our firm is currently helping clients nationwide.


1. You Don’t Have to Prove Negligence – Strict Liability Applies

Most people don’t realize that when it comes to product liability, the law often works in their favor. Thanks to the principle of strict liability, a manufacturer can be held responsible if:


  • The product was defective in design, manufacture, or labeling

  • You were using it as intended

  • The defect caused your injury


That means you don’t have to prove the company meant to cause harm — only that the product was unreasonably dangerous.


2. Medical Devices Are Among the Most Dangerous Products

Some of the most dangerous and high-profile defective product cases involve medical devices — items people rely on to improve or save their lives. Jinks Crow, PC is currently representing clients in several major mass tort and multidistrict litigation (MDL) cases involving:


  • BioZorb® – a surgical marker implant linked to chronic pain and complications

  • Bard PowerPort™ – a catheter port associated with device fracturing and bloodstream infections

  • Medtronic devices – including implants and surgical tools linked to severe injury


We’ve worked with clients across the country who’ve suffered life-altering consequences due to these devices.


3. A Product Doesn't Have to Be Recalled for You to Have a Case

One of the most common misconceptions is that you can only sue over a recalled product. The truth is: recalls are not required to pursue a defective product lawsuit.


Many companies don’t issue recalls until long after consumers have already been harmed. If you’ve suffered injuries from a device, appliance, or product that malfunctioned or failed, you may still be entitled to compensation — even if it’s still on the market.


Why Choose Jinks Crow, PC?

With over 40 years of experience and offices in Union Springs and Montgomery, Alabama, our firm has helped secure multi-million and billion-dollar settlements in major product liability cases.


We’ve built a reputation for being big enough to fight, small enough to care — and we’re proud to stand up for those harmed by defective products.


Contact us today for a free consultation and let our experienced product liability attorneys help you seek the justice you deserve.

Contact Us

With over 150 years of combined experience, the personal injury lawyers at Jinks Crow have been helping people who have been injured by the negligence of another person or company. Our personal injury attorneys have represented clients in successfully seeking compensation for their physical injuries, mental anguish, and emotional distress.

 

 If you or a loved one has been injured and you believe it was the fault of another person, contact us today to schedule a free and confidential consultation.

Thanks for contacting us!

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Union Springs, Alabama 36089

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Montgomery, Alabama 36104

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Phone: (334) 738-4225

Toll Free: (888) 239-3040

Fax: (334) 738-4229

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