Product Liability

Legal help when you are harmed by an unsafe product
It is reasonable to assume the products you buy and use will not harm you. When this assumption proves to be false and a product does injure you, you may have a right to compensation. Dedicated products liability firm Bolster Rogers & McKeown can help you recover the compensation to which the law entitles you.

Statute of limitations
Consult an attorney as soon as possible after you have been injured by a product. By immediately investigating your claim and preserving crucial evidence while it is still fresh, your attorneys can gain valuable advantage when it comes to proving your case. Another reason why speed can be important is that North Carolina law stipulates that you must file your claim within six years of your product purchase. Miss this window of opportunity, known as the statutory deadline, and you will lose your right to recover compensation for your injuries.

Strict liability standard
North Carolina law recognizes the right of consumers to purchase and use products with the expectation that they are safe. Through application of the strict liability doctrine, our attorneys can recover compensation from a manufacturer of an unreasonably dangerous product even without proving the company acted negligently. Our attorneys use methodical discovery techniques to establish that a defect in the product caused your injuries.

Resources to defend your rights
Bolster Rogers & McKeown has the resources and skills to defend your rights against large companies. With assistance from qualified medical professionals, our attorneys thoroughly investigate each case to plan the most effective strategies. Because we believe that all injured people have the right to competent representation, Bolster Rogers & McKeown accepts cases on contingency, meaning that we do not seek  payment until we win your case.

Contact experienced North Carolina products liability lawyers
The attorneys at Bolster Rogers & McKeown have more than 50 combined years of experience in personal injury and product liability law. Call us at 704-347-4884 or contact us online. If your injury prevents you from scheduling an appointment in our Charlotte office, our attorneys will visit you at home or in the hospital to discuss your case.