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| Article by Kevin Timms |
A defective product compensation claim in respect of a design defect can often be complex as the design of a product may involve a number of variables including durability, aesthetics and ergonomics.
A defective design in a product may lead to an early failure of the product causing personal injuries or cause personal injuries prior to the product failing. An example of a design defect in a product is Metal on Metal hip implants, which by their design using metal on metal components has resulted in a high rate of metal wear particles causing extensive damage to many people who have these metal on metal hip implants.
In order to bring a defective product compensation claim in respect of a product with a design defect it has to be shown that the product contained a defect and that the individual wishing to make a compensation claim suffered a personal injury as a result of the defect in the product.
Garden House Solicitors are specialist defective product claim solicitors and can help you make a defective product compensation claim. For more information please contact Kevin Timms on 01992 422 128 or email Kevin ay Kevin@gardenhousesolicitors.co.uk.
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