What type of evidence is required to bring a defective products claim?

To bring a defective products claim in Florida, you need to provide evidence that the product was defective and that the defect caused you harm. For a successful claim, you should be able to provide evidence that the product was not properly manufactured or designed, and that the product had a defect when you bought it. You also need to be able to prove that you were using the product as it was intended and that you suffered harm or damage as a result of the defect. Evidence you might need to provide includes documents related to your purchase of the product, the product itself, any warnings that the manufacturer provided, pictures that show the defect, any medical bills incurred as a result of the defect, and eyewitness testimony or expert opinions that help prove your case. If you have evidence that the manufacturer was aware of the defect prior to your purchase, this could also strengthen your claim. In some cases, you might be able to present a defective products claim even without physical evidence. In these cases, you need to provide a thorough explanation of the defect and its effect on your life. You would also need to prove that you were using the product as it was intended and that the defect caused you some form of harm. This type of evidence might include testimony from yourself or other witnesses, or medical bills or records showing that you suffered harm as a result.

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