Fourth of July is the one time of year Americans go out in masses with friends and family to huddle together, eyes set to the skies, to admire the burst and flare of of fireworks. States differ on whether fireworks are allowed and, if so, what types…
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Michigan’s Child Passenger Safety Law lays out age or height restrictions as well as how children must be safely secured in a car. Safely strapping in your children can prevent serious injuries or death if you and a child in your care are in a car…
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Late last year the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued a safety advisory to alert the public to a potentially dangerous situation involving counterfeit air bags. Shown to consistently…
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People get hurt using products every day, but not every case justifies a product liability lawsuit. From the clumsy carpenter who hits his thumb with a hammer to the housewife using a dishtowel as a hot mitt to remove pies from the oven, most product…
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When use of a defective product results in injury to the user, it’s important to recover all the damages suffered by the injured individual. Usually this is achieved through a product liability lawsuit in which the parties responsible for the defec…
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Few things are as frightening as the thought of a toddler suffering brain injury because of a poorly designed swing set or a baby suffocating in crib or carrier of equally poor design. Unfortunately, the product liability attorneys at Sachs Waldman…
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