Product Liability & Defective Products North Carolina
Suing Automakers for Crashworthiness: Defective Airbags and Seatbelts in North Carolina
What is the Crashworthiness Doctrine in North Carolina?When you are involved in a motor vehicle accident, the primary focus is usually on the negligent driver who caused the crash...
The Sealed Container Defense: How North Carolina Retailers Protect Themselves from Product Liability
Understanding N.C. Gen. Stat. § 99B-2When a consumer is injured by a defective product-like an exploding battery, contaminated food, or a faulty power tool-their first instinct is...
How North Carolina Farmers Can Sue for Defective Agricultural Machinery and Chemicals
Understanding Farm Injury Lawsuits in North CarolinaAgriculture is the backbone of North Carolina's economy, with thousands of farms producing everything from sweet potatoes in Jo...
Filing a Lawsuit for Defective Medical Devices and Surgical Implants in North Carolina
Uncovering the Truth About Medical Device FailuresNorth Carolina is home to world-renowned medical hubs in Durham, Winston-Salem, and Chapel Hill. Every day, patients undergo life...
Overcoming the Contributory Negligence Defense in North Carolina Product Liability Cases
The 1% Rule: Contributory Negligence in North CarolinaNorth Carolina is one of only four states in the United States (along with the District of Columbia) that still enforces the...
How the 12-Year Statute of Repose Limits Defective Product Claims in North Carolina
Understanding the 12-Year Rule in North CarolinaIf you or a loved one suffered an injury because of a defective product in North Carolina, time is not on your side. While many peo...