Product Defects

North Florida Product Defect Lawyers

A defective product or one with bad product design can cause serious injury or wrongful death. If you or a loved one has been hurt by a product, you have options. We can show you what they are. We are the attorneys of the Law Offices of J. Scott Nooney & Associates. Let us put more than 28 years of combined experience to work for you.

For a free initial consultation with one of our product defect attorneys, contact us at 904-398-1992.

Manufacturers of products are expected to make certain that the goods they sell will be safe for those who use them. When they fail to meet that expectation, it can lead to severe long-term injuries or wrongful death. You have the right to seek compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other costs. The Law Offices of J. Scott Nooney & Associates can help.

We are available to represent you in any product liability case, including those related to:

• Unsafe Toys (bicycle defects, sporting good defects)
• Dangerous Drugs and Defective Drugs (prescription drug defects)
• Defective Car Parts (defective tires, defective airbags, defective safety belts)
• Lawn and Garden Equipment Defects (defective lawnmowers)
• Industrial and Construction Equipment Defects (defective manufacturing equipment, defective cranes, defective scaffolding)

We are legal counselors. To us, that means we are here to work with you. We want to stand by your side and educate you about your case and your options. You will work closely with your attorney. At our law firm, we do not treat people like files. We treat them like people. We will get to know you and your case. We will know your name.

Our product defect lawyers are available to stand up for injured people in Jacksonville and throughout North Florida, including Fernandina Beach, Palatka, Callahan, and St. Augustine.

Contact us at 904-398-1992 to schedule a free initial consultation with one of our product defects attorneys. All personal injury and wrongful death cases are handled on a contingency basis, meaning no payment is made until your case is won.