There are several types of products liability cases, including cases involving manufacturing defects, design defects and defective warnings or labelling. Design defects involve problems with the way products are designed to be manufactured. Products can be designed in ways that make them inherently dangerous by their very nature. Manufacturing defects involve problems with the ways products are actually constructed. For example, the design of a product may be safe, but the product may be manufactured in a way that doesn’t match the design and makes the product unsafe and dangerous. Finally, some products may pose risks of accidents or injuries if used improperly (this may apply to kids’ or childrens’ toys, power tools, etc.). In these situations, proper warnings or labels should be placed on the product. If such warnings are not placed or just are not sufficient and injuries result, a products liability case may be proper.

This Broward County Products Liability Attorney handles products liability cases involving all types of injuries. These include catastrophic injuries, traumatic brain injuries (TBI’s) and closed head injuries, brain damage, paralysis, paraplegia and quadriplegia, cerebral palsy, comas, vegetative states, and death and loss of life (i.e., wrongful death). He also works on cases involving spinal cord injuries, neck/cervical and back/lumber herniated discs (involving fusion surgeries and discectomy procedures), broken necks, broken backs, fractured vertebrae in the neck and back, whiplash and other soft tissue injuries, contusions, and sprains and strains. Stephen Morse handles cases involving eye injuries and vision loss, as well as hearing loss, poisoning, illness, need for future surgeries, emphysema, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), lung cancer, burn injuries, and death (i.e., wrongful death and loss of life).

Defective products can also cause fractured and broken bones. This South Florida Products Liability Attorney works on products liability cases involving bone injuries including fractured ankles and ankle injuries, fractured knee caps, fractured hips (including hip replacement surgeries and operations), fractured pelvis (including pelvic repair surgeries and operations), fractured tail bones, fractured ribs, fractured clavicles and collarbones, fractured elbows (including elbow surgeries and operations), fractured wrists (including wrist surgeries and operations), finger injuries (including finger amputations), maxillofacial injuries including fractures to the nose, jaw and other bones in the face, fractured femurs and broken legs, fractured tibias and shins, and fractured fibulas.

Stephen Morse also handles cases involving injuries to the joints – including knee injuries (including arthroscopic knee surgeries and procedures and total knee replacement surgeries and procedures), ACL tears, MCL tears, shoulder injuries (including arthroscopic shoulder surgeries and operations), and rotator cuff surgeries and operations.

Stephen Morse also handles cases involving syndromes and other maladies caused by accidents – including RSD (complex regional pain syndrome), carpal tunnel syndrome, Lisfranc injuries, and drop-foot.In Florida, the statute of limitations in a products liability case is four years, so time is of the essence for you to contact a products liability attorney and initiate your lawsuit.