Everyday products injure consumers in ways that could and could not have been foreseen. All of the various products we encounter in daily life usually have some kind of a warranty, either express or implied, in their use and operation. Most people are familiar with warranties when an object breaks or injures someone.
Individual consumers do have rights under the Uniform Commercial Code for breach of warranty. The most common consumer protection lawsuit for a warranty is breach of the implied warranty for fitness of purpose which guarantees that items sold should be fit and useable for that purpose. When it is not and a consumer is injured or the object doesn’t work, the consumer has a potential for a breach of warranty lawsuit.
In a breach lawsuit based on fitness for a particular purpose, a plaintiff must show information about the product, how it was sold, and what injury occurred. The most common type of injury is a products liability injury, when a consumer is injured by a defective or dangerous product.
Nair Law can advise clients on whether or not a Chicago breach of warranty lawsuit or a Chicago products liability lawsuit may be good options for recovery if an individual has been hurt by a dangerous product.
Nair Law can also advise companies on these potential and actual claims.
In a breach lawsuit based on fitness for a particular purpose, a plaintiff must show information about the product, how it was sold, and what injury occurred. The most common type of injury is a products liability injury, when a consumer is injured by a defective or dangerous product.
Nair Law can advise clients on whether or not a Chicago breach of warranty lawsuit or a Chicago products liability lawsuit may be good options for recovery if an individual has been hurt by a dangerous product.
Nair Law can also advise companies on these potential and actual claims.
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