New York Defective Baby Products Injury Lawyers

NY Personal Injury Attorneys

When a baby's injury was the result of a defective or dangerous product marketed to families, parents do have recourse. It is important to consult with a knowledgeable attorney to learn about the options available after a child is injured by an unsafe toy or other product.

Ever year, about one hundred different products for children and babies are recalled. By the time they are recalled, though, many parents have already purchased this particular product, and most of the time are unaware that it has been recalled.

It often requires an expert to identify the source of the defect. It could be during the design, the manufacture, or the distribution and packaging of the baby toy.

Unsafe Toys and Defective Baby Products

Unfortunately, dangerous products will still continue to be put on shelves before they are recalled. Think very carefully about everything you buy before you do so. Babies tend to put everything in their mouths, so make sure that anything they may play with will not be a choking hazard.

Besides putting objects in their mouth, they tend to pull and twist things as well, so be cautious about certain objects that have smaller objects attached to them, such as a stuffed bear with eyes and a nose. Avoid any objects that have any sharp points or edges.

Constantly check to make sure a product you have purchased for your baby has not been recalled. Sometimes no matter how careful you are, your baby is still a victim due to a product that you have purchased that should have been safe. You deserve justice if this has happened to your baby.

If you believe your baby was injured / killed because of an unsafe toy or defective baby product, contact the knowledgeable NY defective product attorneys at Goidel and Siegel to discuss filing a lawsuit for the injury and damage done to your child.

Personal Injury Law: Baby Product Defects Articles

• My Child's Toys Were Defective Products
  All parents worry about the safety of their kids- you protect them by keeping sharp objects out of reach, don’t give them candy they can choke on, you make sure they hold your hand. But what do you do when your child’s toys are the cause of their injuries? It seems that more and more children’s toys are being recalled because they are not safe. Whether it be interlocking zippers on boots that cause them to trip, or lead paint on their race cars, it seems every time you turn around another product is being pulled off the shelves.
  
  
• Child Car Seat Injuries : How Safe Is Your Child?
  In 1985, New York State implemented its first seat belt law, which made federally approved child safety seats mandatory for children under 4. While this law has saved countless lives, it is unfortunate that many children have been injured or have died as a result of flaws and defects in the child seats themselves.