Harmed by a Dangerous or Defective Product? JD Law Group Fights for Your Right to Compensation

We rely on products every day—vehicles, medications, home appliances, tools, and technology—to function safely. But when those products are defective or dangerous, the consequences can be devastating. Injuries, permanent disabilities, and even wrongful deaths occur when companies put profits over people.

At JD Law Group, we represent clients who have suffered serious harm from defective consumer and industrial products. Our team takes on powerful manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors to hold them accountable and secure the compensation victims need to move forward.

What Is Product Liability?

Product liability is a legal area focused on holding manufacturers and sellers responsible when their products cause harm. You may have a product liability case if you were injured by:

• Design defects – Unsafe features built into the product from the start
• Manufacturing defects – Errors that occur during production or assembly
• Marketing defects – Inadequate warnings, faulty instructions, or misleading labeling

Unlike many personal injury cases, you don’t have to prove the manufacturer was negligent—only that the product was defective and caused your injury. That makes these claims both powerful and complex.

Examples of Defective Products

Our firm handles product liability cases involving a wide range of defective items, including:

• Defective car parts (brakes, airbags, tires)
• Dangerous prescription or over-the-counter medications
• Faulty household appliances or electronics
• Unsafe children’s toys or furniture
• Industrial equipment with design flaws
• Defective tools or construction machinery
• Flammable or explosive consumer products

If you were injured using a product as intended—or even in a reasonably foreseeable way—you may have a right to file a claim.

Injuries Caused by Defective Products

Product failures often lead to severe injuries, especially when they involve high-speed machinery, toxic chemicals, or everyday household items. Victims may suffer:

• Burns, lacerations, or amputations
• Traumatic brain injuries
• Organ damage from chemical exposure
• Spinal cord injuries
• Bone fractures
• Allergic reactions or drug-related illnesses
• Long-term disability or disfigurement

We understand how these injuries affect not only your body—but your livelihood, independence, and emotional well-being. Our goal is to hold the responsible parties accountable and make sure your suffering isn’t ignored.

What Compensation Can You Recover?

JD Law Group helps injured consumers pursue compensation for:

• Past and future medical expenses
• Lost income and reduced earning potential
• Pain and suffering
• Emotional distress and trauma
• Costs of future rehabilitation or care
• Punitive damages (in cases of gross misconduct)

We build every case to reflect the full value of your losses, not just what the insurance company is willing to offer.

How JD Law Group Handles Product Liability Cases

Product liability cases often involve corporate defendants with deep pockets and high-powered legal teams. At JD Law Group, we level the playing field with:

• Detailed product research and defect analysis
• Expert witness consultation (engineering, toxicology, human factors)
• Document review of design files, recall histories, and regulatory filings
• Strategic litigation planning, including class action or multi-party coordination
• Aggressive negotiation and courtroom readiness

Founders Douglas B. Chanco and Joshua G. Schiffer bring deep experience in trial advocacy, civil litigation, and injury law. We fight hard—and smart—to deliver results that reflect the true impact of your injury.

Testimonials from Past Clients

“When I was injured by a faulty household appliance, JD Law Group didn’t just help me file a claim—they fought like my life depended on it. Because it did.”
— Product Liability Client

“I was overwhelmed and outmatched until JD Law Group stepped in. They took care of everything and got me justice.”
— Injured Consumer

Don’t Wait—Product Liability Claims Have Strict Deadlines

Each state sets specific time limits, known as statutes of limitations, for filing product liability lawsuits. In many cases, you have just two years from the date of injury—or even less if the product was subject to recall or ongoing litigation.