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Accident Claims Helpline - Defective Product Claims
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A product is defective if it is not as safe as any reasonable person would expect, if a product doesn\'t live up to expectations and you have been injured as a result of this than you may be able to make a claim.
The product does not have to have caused physical problems or injury, but also claiming also covers any damage caused due to inaccurate instructions, or by the suitability of the product for the purpose it is advertised.
A product is defined as any goods, foods, component parts. A few examples of what can be classed as a product are child seats/ prams, truculent breast implants, hair removal treatment, sofas, cosmetics and medications and drugs.
When making a defective product claim you will be claiming compensation from the manufacturer or anyone who supplied the item, imported it into the UK, or put their name to the it, such as, ‘Own Branders\'.
If a number of people suffer similar injuries in a similar way you can pursue a group or ‘class action\'- Cost effective way of making a claim against a manufacturer or retailer on behalf of a large number of people.
You should also keep the original packing and retain the receipt, if available for the defective product, Keep a note of the symptoms and any treatment received, Take photographs of the injury, Make a list of all expenses such as: loss of earnings, medical costs, travelling expenses to and from the hospital etc.
If you have been sold a defective product Accident Claims Helpline can help you claim the compensation that you deserve.
Article Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/personal-injury-articles/accident-claims-helpline-defective-product-claims-3292278.html
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Annabelle Rosario - Tulloch
www.accidentclaimshelpline.org
