Defective Product Attorneys in Phoenix, Arizona
When you purchase a product, you expect it to improve your life in some way — not to harm you or anyone you love. Unfortunately, there are times when consumer products suffer from some type of flaw that results in the user becoming sick or injured. When this happens, the injured party has a right to take action to hold the responsible party accountable and seek compensation for the damage the product caused.
If you or someone you love has suffered harm due to a defective product, we are ready to help you. At Faussette & Faussette PLLC, we have the experience and knowledge necessary to assess your situation, explain what legal options may be available to you, and advocate strongly on your behalf throughout every stage of the legal process.
Reach out to us today to schedule a free consultation. We proudly serve clients in the greater Phoenix, Arizona area, as well as Glendale, Peoria, Scottsdale, Gilbert, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, and Goodyear.
Why Choose Faussette & Faussette, PLLC?
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Client-Focused RepresentationEvery case begins with understanding your unique circumstances, allowing the firm to build personalized legal strategies that protect your interests.
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Honest & Transparent CommunicationClients receive clear guidance, straightforward answers, and regular updates so they can make informed decisions throughout their case.
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Aggressive When It Matters MostWhether negotiating a settlement or fighting in court, the firm stands up for clients' rights and pursues the best possible outcome.
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Experienced Legal AdvocacyWith nearly a decade of experience, Faussette & Faussette provides knowledgeable representation in criminal defense, personal injury, and family law matters.
Elements Required for a Defective Product Claim
If any injuries or damages result from a defective product, you can pursue compensation and sue the entity responsible for what you’ve had to endure. To prove their liability, there is a specific series of elements that must be present in your claim:
- You must prove that you have been legitimately injured;
- You must prove that the product falls into one of the defect categories listed above; and
- You must prove that your injury was caused as a direct result of using the product properly and for its intended use.
Once these things have been established, you have grounds to proceed with your defective product claim.
Hear about our clients experience with us
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"Got my entire case diverted and won’t even show up on my record."Nick Faussette was incredibly competent and amazingly attentive from the very start.- Ross M.
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"Communicative, honest, pragmatic and highly competent attorneys."Assess your situation grounded in the law to create a comprehensive strategy to provide the best possible outcome.- CC
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"Her representation was thorough and well prepared."She is overjoyed, relieved and pleasantly surprised with the simplicity and swiftness.- James M.
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"They've done amazing and incredibly outstanding job."If I had a way for giving Jacob Faussette 100 stars, I could have done so, but since 5 is the highest, then he deserves all of them.- Satisfied Client
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"I would not hesitate to work with him."He did such an amazing job and really helped my family.- Ketsia A.
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"Jacob Faussette is the best lawyer ever"I would recommend anyone to have Jacob fight for your justice.- Julienne B.
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"I'm 100% satisfied!"Jacob was assigned my case by the public defender's office but worked my case as if I paid him $20,000.- Gary G.
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"I've been affiliated with the Faussette brothers for a while now."Jake and Nick will fight through a blizzard or sandstorm to make sure your case doesn't turn into ruins.- Joey B.
Filing a Defective Product Claim
Your attorney can help you navigate the entire legal process. This includes:
- Determining the party responsible (the designer, the manufacturer, or another party),
- Filing your claim,
- Negotiating with representation for the other party, and
- Representing you in court (if necessary).
The statute of limitations for a defective product claim in Arizona is two years from the date of the injury. Failure to take action within this two-year window will likely result in forfeiting your chance to seek compensation.
A successful defective product claim can result in financial compensation that can be used to pay your medical costs, cover lost wages, and pay for any other expenses that resulted from the incident.
Why You Need Legal Representation
The legal landscape is a complicated place, and anyone unfamiliar with the regulations and processes involved can quickly become overwhelmed and in over their heads.
When harm has been done and you are seeking to make things right through obtaining compensation, having a strong law firm by your side is key. Your legal representation can handle the more complex and challenging aspects of the process while you focus your attention on recovering from the damage you have suffered.
