Product Liability Attorney Phoenix

Injured by a Defective Product? Breit Biniazan Has Recovered Millions for Clients in Phoenix

When you purchase a product, you expect it to be safe and effective. However, defective and dangerous products can lead to serious injuries, permanent disabilities, and even death, compromising consumer safety. When manufacturers, retailers, and distributors fail to ensure product safety, they must be held accountable.

At Breit Biniazan, we fight for victims who have been harmed by dangerous consumer goods, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and defective auto parts. We’ve recovered millions in compensation, ensuring that victims receive financial support for medical bills, lost wages, and long-term care.

If you or a loved one has been injured due to a defective product, our Phoenix product liability attorneys are here to fight for the justice you deserve.

Don’t let big corporations get away with negligence, contact Breit Biniazan today for a free consultation.

• Our Product Liability Settlements for Clients
• Why Choose Breit Biniazan?
• What is Product Liability?
• What is a Product Liability Case?
• Types of Product Liability Claims
• Who Can Be Held Liable for a Defective Product?
• Common Defective Products That Lead to Injuries
• How Long Do You Have to File a Product Liability Claim in Arizona?
• Compensation for Product Liability Victims
• Steps to Take After an Injury from a Defective Product
• Contact Breit Biniazan for a Free Consultation
• Product Liability FAQs

Our Product Liability Settlements for Clients

At Breit Biniazan, we have a proven track record of securing high-value settlements for victims of defective and dangerous products. We aggressively pursue justice for individuals, businesses, and communities harmed by corporate negligence. Our experienced attorneys work diligently to ensure every case results in a successful product liability claim, securing the compensation our clients deserve.

$1 Billion – Product Liability Case | Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill

Our attorneys secured $1 billion for the state of Alabama in economic and environmental damages from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. This catastrophic disaster devastated businesses, fisheries, and coastal communities, and we held BP accountable for the destruction caused.

$29 Million – Product Liability Claims | Deepwater Horizon Disaster

We represented individuals and businesses directly affected by the oil spill, winning $29 million in settlements for:

• Menhaden fishery claims
• Lost wages and business losses
• Seafood industry damages
• Medical claims related to toxic exposure

$14 Million – Defective Vehicle Case | Severe Burn Injuries

A negligently designed parking attendant vehicle caused a catastrophic fire, leaving our client with severe burn injuries and lifelong medical complications. Our investigation uncovered design flaws that should have been corrected, leading to a $14 million settlement to cover medical expenses, pain and suffering, and long-term care.

$6.4 Million – Defective Product Settlement

Our client suffered life-altering injuries due to a dangerous consumer product. We worked with industry experts and engineers to prove the product’s defective design and manufacturer negligence, securing a $6.4 million settlement.

Why Choose Breit Biniazan?

When you suffer an injury due to a dangerous or defective product, choosing the right Phoenix product liability lawyers can make all the difference. At Breit Biniazan, we have the experience, resources, and aggressive approach needed to take on major corporations and manufacturers.

• Proven Results – We’ve secured multi-million-dollar settlements in complex product liability cases.
• No Fees Unless We Win – You pay nothing upfront, we only get paid when we recover compensation for you.
• Trial-Ready Attorneys – If insurance companies or manufacturers refuse to settle, we are fully prepared to take your case to trial.
• Top Medical & Industry Experts – We work with engineers, doctors, and industry professionals to build strong cases.
• Aggressive Negotiation – Manufacturers often try to shift blame or downplay product defects, we fight back to ensure you receive full compensation.

If you’ve been injured by a defective product, let Breit Biniazan hold the manufacturer accountable and fight for the compensation you deserve.

What is Product Liability?

Product liability refers to the legal responsibility of manufacturers, distributors, and sellers to ensure that their products are safe for consumers. When a product is defective or causes harm, these parties can be held liable for damages. Product liability claims can arise from various types of defects, including manufacturing defects, design defects, and failure to warn defects.

In Arizona, product liability claims are typically brought under a theory of negligence or strict liability. Negligence claims require proof of duty, breach, and causation, while strict liability claims require proof of a dangerous condition, causation, and the product’s condition at the time of sale. Strict liability is often easier to prove, making it a common choice for consumers.

What is a Product Liability Case?

A product liability case arises when a defective or dangerous product causes harm to a consumer, worker, or business.

Product liability claims generally fall into three categories:

1. Defective Design

• A product is inherently dangerous due to flaws in its design.
• Even when used as intended, the product poses a risk.
• Example: A car model with a high rollover risk, making it unsafe for drivers.

2. Manufacturing Defect

• The product was designed safely, but errors in production caused it to fail.
• Example: A batch of medications contaminated due to a production error.

3. Failure to Warn (Marketing Defect)

• A product lacks proper warnings or instructions, making it dangerous to use.
• Example: A power tool that does not include safety instructions, leading to serious injury.

If you suffered injuries due to a defective or dangerous product, you may have a case.

Who Can Be Held Liable for a Defective Product?

Multiple parties in the supply chain may be responsible for a defective product, including:

Manufacturers – Companies that design and produce dangerous products.

Retailers – Stores that sell defective products, even if they didn’t manufacture them.

Distributors – Businesses that transport or sell unsafe products.

Medical Providers – Doctors who prescribe or administer defective drugs or medical devices.

At Breit Biniazan, we conduct thorough investigations to identify all liable parties and fight for the compensation you deserve.

Common Defective Products That Lead to Injuries

We handle a wide range of product liability cases, including:

• Defective Medical Devices – Faulty implants, pacemakers, and surgical tools that cause complications.
• Dangerous Prescription Drugs – Medications with undisclosed side effects or contamination.
• Faulty Auto Parts – Defective airbags, brakes, and tires that contribute to serious accidents.
• Hazardous Consumer Products – Electronics, household appliances, or beauty products that cause burns or electrical shocks.
• Unsafe Children’s Products & Toys – Car seats, cribs, and toys with choking hazards.

If a defective product caused your injury, we will investigate the case and fight for maximum compensation.

How Long Do You Have to File a Product Liability Claim in Arizona?

Arizona law gives injury victims two years from the date of injury to file a product liability lawsuit. However, if your case involves a government entity, you may have as little as 180 days to file a notice of claim.

Missing these deadlines could result in losing your right to compensation, so don’t wait, contact Breit Biniazan today.

Compensation for Product Liability Victims

If a defective product caused your injury or financial loss, you may be entitled to significant compensation, including:

• Medical Expenses – Surgeries, hospital stays, rehabilitation, and ongoing care.
• Lost Wages & Future Earnings – If your injury prevents you from working.
• Pain & Suffering – Compensation for physical pain, emotional distress, and reduced quality of life.
• Punitive Damages – If the manufacturer ignored safety risks, they may be ordered to pay additional damages.

Steps to Take After an Injury from a Defective Product

If you’ve been injured by a dangerous product, follow these steps to protect your rights:

1. Seek Medical Treatment – Your health comes first. Get medical care and document your injuries.
2. Preserve the Product – Do not throw it away. Keep it as evidence for your case.
3. Document Everything – Take photos of your injuries, receipts, and instruction manuals.
4. Report the Incident – Notify the manufacturer, retailer, or relevant authorities.
5. Contact a Product Liability Attorney – An attorney will investigate your case and fight for maximum compensation.

Contact Breit Biniazan for a Free Consultation

Defective products cause serious harm, and corporations must be held accountable. If you or a loved one suffered injuries, financial loss, or emotional distress due to a dangerous product, Breit Biniazan is ready to fight for you.

Product Liability FAQs

What Should I Do If a Defective Product Causes an Injury?

If you are injured by a defective product, take the following steps to protect your rights:

• Seek medical attention immediately and document your injuries.
• Preserve the product, do not throw it away, as it serves as key evidence.
• Take photos of the product, your injuries, and any warnings or packaging.
• Keep receipts, warranties, and instructions related to the product.
• Contact a product liability attorney to determine if you have a case.

How Do I Prove a Manufacturer Is Responsible for My Injury?

To win a product liability case, you must show that:

• The product had a defect (design flaw, manufacturing error, or failure to warn).
• The defect directly caused your injury, even when used properly.
• The manufacturer, retailer, or distributor failed to prevent the defect or warn of risks.
  An experienced attorney will work with engineers, safety experts, and medical professionals to gather evidence and prove liability.

Can I Sue for a Defective Product Even If I Didn’t Buy It?

Yes. In Arizona, you do not need to be the purchaser to file a product liability lawsuit. If a dangerous product injured you, whether you borrowed it, received it as a gift, or used it at work, you may still be entitled to compensation. The focus is on whether the defect caused harm, not who purchased the product.