Product Liability Lawyers

Skilled Personal Injury Attorneys
When a person has been injured by a consumer product, dangerous or defective drug, or any other item, he or she may be entitled to collect compensation for his or her injuries. Unfortunately, the road to financial recovery is often difficult, as it can be nearly impossible for the average person to do so alone. At Rolewick & Gutzke, P.C., our experienced personal injury lawyers can help identify the liable party or parties and hold them fully accountable for the sustained injuries.
Legal Representation for Dangerous Product Cases
The skilled lawyers at Rolewick & Gutzke, P.C. have helped hundreds of clients in Northern Illinois recover damages in product liability claims with an impressive degree of success. With our dedication to personal service and an unshakable willingness to persevere, we tenaciously protect the rights of injury victims, including those who have been injured by dangerous or defective products. At our firm, we understand the tricks and tactics that defendants and insurance companies often employ to limit the damage to their public reputation and protect themselves from liability. We will make every effort to secure full compensation from any and all responsible parties.
Types of Product Liability Claims
A consumer product or piece of equipment could potentially injure a user in a variety of ways. In most cases, the manufacturer has conducted extensive testing in keeping with their responsibilities to eliminate dangers to the consumer. Dangerous products, however, still find their way into the hands of consumers who are ultimately at risk. When a person is injured by such a product, we can help demonstrate that the product caused the injuries as a result of a:
- Design Defect: A design defect is a problem with the item as it was developed. It affects the entire line of products and is often not noticed early in the manufacturing process due to lackluster testing protocols.
- Manufacturing Defect: A manufacturing defect can be present in an otherwise safe design. This type of defect occurs during production and may be the result of poor workmanship, lack of management oversight, quality control, substandard materials, or counterfeit parts.
- Failure to Warn: Certain products are simply dangerous, no matter how well they are manufactured or designed. Tools for cutting or chopping, mining explosives, and heavy-duty commercial chemicals carry the risk of injury or death if they are used improperly. It is the responsibility of the manufacturer to clearly label such products regarding the dangers and to provide adequate instructions for using them properly.
Call 630-653-1577 Today
If you or your child has been injured by a dangerous or defective product, contact our office today. We are proud to offer a free, 30-minute consultation in which you can ask questions and get the answers you need regarding your case. From our office in Wheaton, we proudly serve Warrenville, Carol Stream, Glen Ellyn, Naperville, Downers Grove, Geneva, St. Charles, Kane County, Will County, and DuPage County.