Sentences with phrase «defective equipment involved»

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Even seemingly safe jobs can take a turn for the worse when there is negligence on behalf of a co-worker, sub-contractor, or where defective equipment is involved.

These actions may involve claims for general negligence, failure to follow OSHA guidelines, manufacture or design of defective equipment, and unsafe premises.

From 1992 to 2002, the number of large trucks involved in fatal crashes has increased by up to 10 % due to driver fatigue, unsafe vehicle operation, large, unstable loads or defective equipment.

Product liability cases typically involve defective airbags, seat belts, child safety seats, safety equipment and medical devices.

At the Kansas City, Missouri, law firm of Monsees & Mayer, P.C., we provide strong legal representation to clients in cases involving serious injuries and wrongful death caused by dangerous products, including defective automotive equipment.

He has recovered millions in settlements for his clients in cases involving catastrophic injuries, equipment failure, insurance subrogation, defective products and medical negligence.

Has represented first - party property insurers and insureds in subrogation cases, including damage caused by a train derailment at an industrial facility that exceeded $ 200 million, damage caused by a foreign object left inside a generator that exceeded $ 3 million, equipment failures, defective products, fires, flooding, and other cases involving significant property damage and business interruption claims

In these cases, the manufacturer of the defective seatbelt or airbag as well as the manufacturer of the vehicle and others involved in the vehicle's production and distribution may be found liable for a victim's injury or death that is determined to have been caused by the safety equipment defect.

Damages for injuries and deaths caused by vehicle or vehicle safety equipment defects are brought as product liability actions against the manufacturer, designer, suppliers, assemblers, and others involved in the production of the defective vehicle or equipment and its release to the market.

We also handle product liability cases involving defective cars, defective trucks, faulty equipment, defective medical devices and medications, improperly designed electronics, dangerous toys, and other products such as talcum powder.

When defective labor assistance devices or other medical equipment are causal of a child's birth injury, Jeff Killino goes after all those involved in the production of the defective equipment, its release to the market, and the hospital personnel responsible for the repair or replacement of defective medical equipment that has contributed to a child's birth injury or death.