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Product Liability Lawyers Serving Las Vegas, NV
At Marathon Law Group, our product liability lawyers fight for individuals harmed by manufacturing errors, unsafe designs, and labeling failures. We bring legal clarity to your case and pursue the compensation you need to recover fully.
Each year, thousands of injuries are caused by defective products. In fact, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reports over 29 million injuries and 22,000 deaths annually due to unsafe products. If a dangerous item caused you harm—whether it’s a faulty appliance, contaminated food, or a defective medical device—you deserve answers and justice.
Common Types of Product Defects in Las Vegas, Nevada
A defective product may have one or more of the following flaws:
- Design Defects – The product is dangerous even when made correctly (e.g., toys with detachable choking hazards).
- Manufacturing Defects – Errors in the production process make the product unsafe (e.g., weak car brakes).
- Marketing Defects – Inadequate warning labels or misleading usage instructions.
Legal Tip: Nevada follows a strict liability rule for product defect cases. That means you don’t need to prove negligence—just that the product was defective and caused your injury.
Examples of Defective Products
Automotive parts leading to accidents
Faulty medical devices causing health complications
Contaminated food or beverages resulting in illness
Improper handling or undisclosed allergens can result in severe reactions or infections.
Unsafe children's toys posing choking hazards
Household appliances with fire risks
Microwaves, space heaters, and electric ranges are common sources of product-related house fires.
Why You Need a Product Liability Lawyer in Las Vegas
Navigating defective product legal claims on your own can be overwhelming. Here’s why working with a product defect attorney is essential:
- Investigate if the product is under recall
- Identify whether it’s a design, manufacturing, or labeling failure
- Preserve evidence and interview witnesses
- File claims within Nevada’s two-year statute of limitations
- Go after all responsible parties (manufacturer, distributor, retailer)
Reminder: Time is limited. Nevada’s clock starts ticking on the date of injury—not when the defect is discovered.
Contact Us Today
Contact Marathon Law Group today to schedule a free consultation with one of our experienced product liability attorneys.
Compensation You May Be Entitled To
A successful product liability claim may secure:
- Medical expenses (past and future)
- Lost income and reduced earning potential
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional distress
- Property damage
- Punitive damages (in gross negligence cases)
Secure Your Future with Marathon Law Group
Injured by a Defective Product? Marathon Law Group will fight to hold the manufacturer accountable.
Get your free case evaluation today.
How Marathon Law Group Assists Product Liability Victims
As a leading product liability law firm in Las Vegas, Marathon Law Group offers:
- Free case evaluations with an experienced product injury attorney
- A team that knows how to sue a manufacturer for injury
- Proven record with dangerous product lawsuit attorneys
- No fees unless we win
We handle class action product claims and individual lawsuits with compassion and precision.
Personal Injury Cases We Cover
Personal Injury Case Results
Commercial Motor Vehicle Accident
Auto Accident Settlement
Motor Vehicle Accident
Accident Involving Minor Child
T-Bone Accident
Motor Vehicle Accident
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What should I do if I'm injured by a defective product in Las Vegas?
Preserve the product, take pictures of your injuries, and seek medical attention immediately. Don’t throw away packaging or receipts. Then, call a product liability attorney near you to evaluate your case.
How long do I have to file a product liability claim in Las Vegas, Nevada?
In Nevada, you generally have two years from the date of injury to file a product liability lawsuit. Delaying action could forfeit your right to compensation.
Can I sue if I was using the product incorrectly?
Maybe. If the misuse was foreseeable or if the manufacturer failed to provide adequate warnings, you could still have a valid claim. An experienced failure to warn claim attorney can help assess your situation.
