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Washington, District of Columbia Defective Product Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 178 Washington attorneys and 105 law firms.
Michael S Giannotto
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Goodwin Procter LLP with 46 years of experience
1800 Massachusetts Avenue NorthWest, Washington, DC
Michael S Sundermeyer
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Williams and Connolly LLP with 49 years of experience
725 Twelfth Street NorthWest, Washington, DC
Michele Walls Sartori
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Hogan Lovells with 24 years of experience
555 13th Street NorthWest, Washington, DC
Michelle R Mangrum
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Shook Hardy and Bacon with 39 years of experience
600 14th Street NorthWest, Washington, DC
M Sean Laane
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Arnold and Porter Kaye Scholer with 36 years of experience
555 12th Street Northwest, Washington, DC
Murray R Garnick
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Arnold and Porter Kaye Scholer with 39 years of experience
555 12th Street Northwest, Washington, DC
Nancy B Stone
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Goodwin Procter LLP with 39 years of experience
1800 Massachusetts Avenue NorthWest, Washington, DC
Narda M Newby
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Jack H Olender and Associates with 30 years of experience
888 17th Street NW, Washington, DC
Neil L Henrichsen
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Henrichsen Siegel PLLC with 36 years of experience
1850 M Street NorthWest, Washington, DC
Patrick A Malone
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Stein Mitchell Muse and Cipollone with 40 years of experience
1100 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, DC
Patrick M Regan
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Regan Zambri Long and Bertram with 45 years of experience
1919 M Street NW, Washington, DC
Paul J Maloney
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Carr Maloney with 43 years of experience
2000 L Street NW, Washington, DC
Paul K Dueffert
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Williams and Connolly LLP with 37 years of experience
725 Twelfth Street NorthWest, Washington, DC
Paul L McDonald
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Kirkland and Ellis LLP with 26 years of experience
655 Fifteenth Street NorthWest, Washington, DC
Paul M Laurenza
District of Columbia Defective Product attorney at Dykema Gosett PLLC with 51 years of experience
1300 I Street NorthWest, Washington, DC
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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