Defective Drugs & Products

West Virginia Product Liability Attorneys

Injury or Death from Dangerous Drugs or Defective Products

Every day we hear about drug recalls and medical devices causing serious side effects. From children's toys to malfunctioning machinery in industrial settings, products that are untested and unsafe cause thousands of injuries and deaths.

Prim Law Firm PLLC of Hurricane, West Virginia, handles defective product liability claims against manufacturers. We have secured large settlements and notable jury verdicts in a wide range of product liability cases involving:

• Dangerous drugs (e.g., the anti-cholesterol drug Baycol)
• Medical products (e.g., the Kugel hernia repair patch)
• Workplace machines (cranes, lifts, presses, saws)
• Hazardous chemicals (spray paints, solvents, cleaning products)
• Auto defects (seat belts, air bags, roof supports)
• Tools and equipment (power saws, ladders)
• Household products and toys

Do You Have a Viable Claim? Free Case Evaluation at (866) 491-0997

Proving Liability in Defective Product Cases

Our main clients are working men and women — people employed in construction or industrial plants at Charleston, Huntington, Parkersburg, Wheeling and throughout West Virginia. We have recovered damages for these workers when they were injured by unsafe machines or made seriously ill by workplace exposure to dangerous chemicals.

Defective product liability cases require proof of a design defect, a manufacturing defect or a failure to warn of likely dangers. Trial lawyer Brian Prim has battled major manufacturers and insurance companies on behalf of clients. Backed by credible experts in product engineering and industrial safety, he has the knowledge and experience to negotiate fair settlements or prevail at trial.

If a defective drug, medical device, workplace apparatus or consumer product caused injury, call Prim Law Firm PLLC at (866) 491-0997 to arrange a free consultation. We can come to you, including evenings or weekends, and we take cases on a contingency fee basis.