Products Liability

A consumer is entitled to sue for damages for violation of the agreement if the quality, fitness and performance of the products do not go along with implied contractual terms. The provincial sales of goods legislations will generally imply as part of any agreement for the sale of goods, terms and conditions regarding the quality and fitness of the products. Legislation commonly prohibits exclusions of these statutory warranties and conditions from contracts for the sale of the products to the consumers.

Product Liability claims under common law are made for negligently manufacturing or designing a product or failing to warn the consumers of the product’s intrinsic dangers. If the products are found to be defective from the point of view of manufacturing, the manufacturer will be held liable. In addition to product liability claim a product vendor, manufacturer or distributor who thoughtlessly and haphazardly makes false statements regarding the safety and utility of the product may be held responsible for any losses arising from reasonable reliance on such statements by the consumers. All Parties in the distribution chain is potentially liable for the product liability claim if negligence can be established.

Our Legal Offices in Ontario has recovered millions of dollars for clients injured by defective products and for other injuries to cover their medical bills, lost earnings, pain and suffering and more. If you or your loved one has been a victim of a defective or unsafe product contact us at 416-977-9637 for free consultation. With our Legal Office you will be informed of your legal rights and maximize your reimbursement.