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Charlotte, North Carolina Defective Product Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 21 Charlotte attorneys and 26 law firms.
Peter A Santos
North Carolina Defective Product attorney at Dickie McCamey and Chilcote with 36 years of experience
2115 Rexford Road, Charlotte, NC
Peter F Asmer Jr
North Carolina Defective Product attorney at Cozen O'Connor with 34 years of experience
301 South College Street, Charlotte, NC
Raymond E Owens Jr
North Carolina Defective Product attorney at K and L Gates LLP with 47 years of experience
214 North Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC
Russ A Brinson
North Carolina Defective Product attorney at Cozen O'Connor with 26 years of experience
301 South College Street, Charlotte, NC
T David Higgins Jr
North Carolina Defective Product attorney at Cozen O'Connor with 38 years of experience
301 South College Street, Charlotte, NC
Tracy E Tomlin
North Carolina Defective Product attorney at Nelson Mullins Riley and Scarborough LLP with 40 years of experience
100 North Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC
Have you been injured by a dangerous or defective product?
Defective product liability laws are the laws and regulations that hold manufacturers and businesses responsible for the quality and reliability of the products and services they sell. This includes everything from computers, to cars and pharmaceuticals. If you have been harmed by a product or service provider a personal injury attorney with experience in defective products can help you. Examples of defective products include the recent Takata airbag cases where auto makers sold cars with faulty airbags.
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