Holding Manufacturers Accountable When Products Cause Serious Harm

When consumers use a prescription drug or medical device, they have the right to expect that it has been properly designed, thoroughly tested and accompanied by adequate safety warnings. When manufacturers fail to meet that responsibility, the consequences can be life-altering.

Blizzard Greenberg represents individuals harmed by dangerous pharmaceuticals, defective medical devices and other unsafe products. For more than four decades, our attorneys have taken on some of the world’s largest manufacturers in complex product liability litigation, pursuing accountability on behalf of clients whose lives have been permanently damaged by unsafe products.

Whether a case involves a dangerous drug, defective medical device or another unsafe product, we prepare every case with the expectation that it may ultimately be decided by a jury.

What Is Product Liability?

Product liability law allows individuals to seek compensation when they are injured by an unreasonably dangerous or defective product. These cases generally involve allegations that a product contains a design defect, manufacturing defect or inadequate warnings or instructions.

Many pharmaceutical and medical device cases center on a manufacturer’s failure to warn consumers and healthcare providers about known or reasonably foreseeable risks. Others involve claims that a product was defectively designed or manufactured, making it unsafe for its intended use.

Product liability litigation often requires extensive medical evidence, scientific research and expert testimony. Successfully pursuing these claims demands experienced trial lawyers who understand both the legal and technical issues involved.