Home and Recreational Products
A wide range of common household products can cause serious personal injuries or even wrongful death. Examples home and recreational products that have caused such injuries include lawn mowers, trampolines, bicycles, snowmobiles, swimming pools, pool or spa drains, pieces of exercise equipment, ATVs, toys, and many other common household products. An attorney from the Locks Law Firm can help ensure that those responsible for designing, manufacturing and supplying defective home and recreational products are held liable. If you or a loved one has been injured by a defective home or recreational product, a product liability and accident attorney at the Locks Law Firm is available to assist you.
Whatever your situation, the Locks Law Firm can provide Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York home and recreational product accident victims with a defective product accident attorney who will be able to offer detailed, personalized advice to help you best approach your injuries.
Contact a Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York Home or Recreational Product Defect Lawyer
Contact us today at our offices serving the Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York areas for a free, confidential consultation to discuss your potential claim involving home or recreational product defects.
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