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Available 24/7 (214) 333-3333
Available 24/7 (214) 333-3333
Available 24/7 (214) 333-3333
Available 24/7 (214) 333-3333
Available 24/7 (214) 333-3333
A defective product can upend your life without any warning. You used it the right way. You expected it to be safe. When it was not, you paid the price. That is not your fault.
Fort Worth is one of Texas’ fastest-growing cities, with a major manufacturing presence at AllianceTexas, active industrial operations across Tarrant County, and thousands of consumer products moving through the area every day. When one of those products fails, the consequences can be devastating.
Our team of product liability lawyers in Fort Worth has the skill, experience, and resources to investigate what went wrong and hold the right parties accountable.
If a dangerous product hurt you or someone you love, we may be able to help you seek the compensation you deserve.
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Your health is the priority. See a doctor right away, even if you feel okay. Some injuries are not obvious until hours or days later.
After that, preserve the evidence. Do not throw away or repair the product. Take photos of the product, your injury, and the scene. Hold on to the packaging, receipt, and any instructions or manuals.
Write down everything you remember while details are fresh: the date, time, and exactly how you were using the product. Notes like these can matter later in a claim.
Then speak with a product liability attorney. In most cases, Texas gives you two years from the date of injury to file a claim. Waiting can make it harder to protect your rights. A Fort Worth attorney can walk you through your next steps.
No two cases move at the same pace. Some resolve in a matter of months. Others can take a year or longer, depending on how many companies are involved, how severe the injury is, and whether expert analysis is needed.
Our Fort Worth team works to keep your case moving. We do not delay, and we do not push you into a settlement that does not reflect the full value of your claim. You will hear from us regularly so you are never left wondering where things stand.
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At Frenkel & Frenkel, you pay nothing to get started. We work on a contingency fee basis, which means we only collect a fee if we recover money for you.*
Your first consultation is free. Call us, tell us what happened, and we will let you know whether we think we can help. There is no pressure and no obligation.
Our attorneys have spent decades fighting for people hurt by defective products. We have the knowledge and resources to take on even the most complex cases.
Our founding attorneys used to defend insurance companies. Now, they use that inside knowledge to fight for injured people like you. We know the tactics companies use, and we know how to counter them.
We have recovered over $1 Billion in settlements and verdicts for our clients.* For 16 straight years, our attorneys have been named among the Best Lawyers in Fort Worth.
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Design Defects: Some products are dangerous before they ever leave the factory. If the original design is flawed, every unit built from that plan could cause harm. Design defects can affect everything from children’s toys to industrial equipment used at Fort Worth work sites.
Manufacturing Defects: A product can be designed correctly but still leave the factory with a flaw. An error during production may make certain units or entire batches unsafe. These defects may be harder to spot until something goes wrong.
Failure to Warn: Companies are required to inform users about known risks. When a product ships without proper warnings or adequate instructions, people get hurt. A missing or inadequate warning label can be the basis for a valid claim in Texas.
Medical Devices: Patients in Fort Worth rely on implants, surgical tools, pacemakers, and other devices to improve their health. When these devices fail, the consequences can be serious, including complications, additional surgeries, and lasting harm. Manufacturers can be held responsible.
Dangerous Drugs: Some medications reach patients without full disclosure of the risks involved. Hidden side effects, contamination, or mislabeled dosing information can cause serious harm. Fort Worth residents who have been hurt by prescription or over-the-counter drugs may have a claim.
Automotive Defects: Faulty brakes, defective airbags, worn-out tires, and steering failures put Fort Worth drivers at risk. These defects may cause a crash or make injuries worse when one occurs. Claims can be brought against the vehicle manufacturer, the parts maker, or the installer.
Defective tires, brakes, airbags, seat belts, and steering parts may cause accidents or make crashes worse. If a car part failed and you got hurt, you could have a claim.
Faulty implants, pacemakers, surgical tools, and prosthetics may cause serious patient harm. These devices are supposed to help you heal, not make things worse.
Some drugs come with hidden dangers. Undisclosed side effects, contamination, or wrong dosing information may put patients at risk.
Power tools, appliances, electronics, and household items can be defective. If a product you use at home injured you, the maker may be at fault.
Unsafe toys, cribs, car seats, and strollers can put kids in danger. Choking hazards, toxic materials, and design flaws are common issues we see.
Construction machines, cranes, scaffolding, and other workplace tools can cause serious injuries. Workers hurt by faulty equipment may have a product liability claim.
Product liability is the area of law that holds companies accountable when their products cause harm. This includes manufacturers, distributors, and retailers. If a defective product injured you while you were using it as intended, you may have a claim. The defect could involve the product's design, how it was made, or the warnings and instructions that came with it. Fort Worth residents can pursue these claims in Tarrant County courts.
Texas product liability law recognizes three types. Manufacturing defects occur when something goes wrong during production, making a unit or batch unsafe. Design defects mean the product's original plan was flawed, putting every unit at risk. Marketing defects involve missing or inadequate warnings about known dangers. Any of these could form the basis for a claim.
We handle a broad range of defective product cases in Fort Worth. These include automotive parts like faulty brakes, defective tires, and broken airbags. We also handle cases involving dangerous power tools, unsafe children's products, faulty home appliances, defective medical devices, and harmful prescription drugs. If a product hurt you, call us for a free consultation.
You may be able to. Defective auto parts are among the most common product liability claims we see. Faulty brakes, bad tires, malfunctioning airbags, and steering failures can cause crashes or worsen injuries. Depending on the circumstances, you could have a claim against the vehicle manufacturer, the parts supplier, or the installer. We can review the details of your situation at no cost.
Multiple parties across the supply chain may share responsibility. This could include the product's manufacturer, individual component makers, the distributor, the wholesaler, and the retailer. In some cases, the party who installed or repaired the product may also bear responsibility. Our Fort Worth attorneys investigate carefully to identify every party whose negligence may have contributed to your injury.
