Can I sue if the accident was caused by a defective product?

Yes, you can sue if the accident was caused by a defective product in Hawaii. Under product liability law, you may be able to sue a defective product’s manufacturer, distributor, or retailer if it causes an injury. You must prove that the product was defective and that the defect caused the accident and your injuries. Some examples of defective products that may result in a lawsuit are motor vehicle components, medical devices, toys, or any other item that could be considered defective and causes injury. Any product that is not reasonably safe when used as intended or in a manner that could be expected is considered defective and could result in a lawsuit. To successfully bring a lawsuit, you must first prove that the product was defective due to a design flaw, a manufacturing error, or a warning flaw. You must also prove that the defect caused the accident and your injury. If you are injured due to a defective product, you should speak to an experienced Hawaii accident lawyer to see what your legal options are. An experienced lawyer can help you investigate the product and determine if you have viable legal claims. They can also help you gather evidence, calculate damages, negotiate with insurance companies, and represent you in court if need be.

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