Florida Class Action Product Liability Lawsuit Attorneys
If you are injured by a defective, faulty, or dangerous consumer product, chances are you aren’t alone. In fact, most of the recalls and major product liability stories of the past five years have involved a "class action" component in which a class of individuals sues a manufacturer, distributor or retailer as a group.
Class actions are brought by a collective group of people seeking the same remedies and damages for their injuries. They may be brought in federal or state court depending on the propriety of the venue and offer a number of advantages, including lower litigation costs, bigger recoveries, and consistent standards for each plaintiff. Though every case is not appropriate for class action, many product liability cases are uniquely suited for this form of litigation since they affect a wide base of consumers who have put money into the product.
Recent high-profile class actions have included drugs, food, cars, trucks, medical devices, toys, and power tools. However, a class action can apply to any defective product that poses a danger and has caused injury to a number of consumers. Given the complexity and different rules surrounding class action product liability lawsuits, it is recommended that anyone considering a Jacksonville product liability case consult with an experienced attorney before filing.
At Farah & Farah, we help each of our clients weigh the benefits and drawbacks of individual litigation versus class action product liability lawsuits. No matter what your choice, we pledge to bring our extensive Florida product liability and personal injury experience to bear for each and every client, combining a track record of continued success with a long history of customer service. Your success in a Florida class action product liability lawsuit depends on preparation, investigation, and execution – all of which have been our specialties for over 25 years. Contact Farah & Farah today for more information on our successes and a free case evaluation.