Defective Products & Liability Lawers
St. Louis Personal Injury Attorneys
When you bring home a new product, whether it’s a stroller, a coffee maker, or an automobile, you expect the product to do what it’s intended to without putting you or your family in harm’s way. However, that’s not always the case. Sometimes a product can malfunction or have unnoted hazards, resulting in injury or even death to the person using it. If you or a loved one has suffered injury or loss because of a defective product, consider talking to a Missouri or Illinois defective product injury lawyer at CofmanTownsley.
At CofmanTownsley, you can expect to be treated with the utmost compassion, respect, and care by our Missouri and Illinois defective product injury attorneys and support staff. We have an understanding of the tragedy and hardship you’re facing, and we will try to support you through this trying time. By choosing CofmanTownsley to represent you in your potential defective product claim, you’re choosing a team that is here for you and is looking out for your best interests.
What Went Wrong?
Whether it was faulty tires or a poorly wired lawn mower, when a product is defective and injures you or a loved one, you likely have questions regarding what went wrong, and rightfully so. The best way to get the answers you need is to talk with a defective product injury lawyer. Together, we can uncover the answers behind the product’s poor performance and evaluate the potential of filing a claim against the manufacturer for the injuries or loss you’ve suffered.
An Illinois and Missouri defective product injury lawyer, like those at CofmanTownsley, can offer legal counsel on how to best handle things such as talking with insurance adjusters and keeping documentation of your injuries, damages, loss, pain, and suffering as a result of the faulty product. Until you’ve consulted with a personal injury lawyer, it’s best to not offer a statement or sign a release for an insurance adjuster as doing so may hinder your rights and claim.
Continuing with any medical treatment prescribed by your doctor is also important to your claim—and your recovery. As you progress through your medical care, be sure to keep receipts of medical bills, prescription and over-the-counter medications, and any other expenses related to your injury. These items may be needed in the negotiation or trial phases of your claim, depending on what’s best for you.
Why Choose CofmanTownsley?
First and foremost, it’s crucial to have a lawyer who specializes in handling personal injury cases, particularly those due to defective products. The Missouri and Illinois personal injury lawyers of CofmanTownsley also bring to the table compassion and great regard for you and your family. That means we’ll fight for you and look out for your best interests while ensuring we keep in mind the troubles you’re facing.
Because we understand you likely have questions as you consider getting legal help, CofmanTownsley offers you a free consultation during which you can talk to one of our defective product injury lawyers and get answers to your questions. There’s no obligation—and should you decide to let us represent you, you don’t have to worry about attorney’s fees because we only get paid when we get you compensation for your claim.
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Our practice areas include the following: auto accident, boat accident, brain injury, drug injuries, defective products, defective medical device, dog bite, drunk driving, lead poisoning, medical malpractice, nursing home abuse, slip and fall, social security disability, truck accident, and wrongful death.
Complete a free consultation form online or call us 1-866-483-3618. One of our Missouri and Illinois personal injury attorneys will contact you. Our main office is located in St. Louis, Missouri, but we practice throughout Missouri and Illinois. We have successfully advocated for clients in the greater St. Louis, Missouri-Illinois area and also in Jefferson City, Kansas City, and Springfield, Missouri.
CofmanTownsley
319 N. 4th Street
St. Louis, MO 63102
Toll Free: 1-866-483-3618
Local: (314) 436-1111
Fax: (314) 621-3118
