Personal InjuryDefective product may lead to product liability lawsuit

December 10, 2012by Aaron Allison

When residents of Austin, Texas, buy products, they tend to believe the products are safe and free from defects. But some of these items may have defects that may cause harm or injuries. If a person is hurt by a defective product, they may file a product liability suit against the liable parties. Recently, a woman filed a lawsuit against an ice cream scoop company after the cap of the scooper caused her to suffer injuries.

According to the lawsuit, the woman was washing the scooper in warm water when the cap on the end of the handle came off and hit her in the eye. The injury allegedly caused the woman to develop glaucoma, asymmetry of the pupil and decreased vision. She also now suffers from stress and headaches from the incident. The lawsuit claims that the product did not adequately warn users of potential dangers, and that this amounts to a breach of warranty. The victim is seeking damages in excess of $25,000.

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Aaron Allison

Aaron Allison, a second-generation personal injury lawyer from Austin, follows in the footsteps of his father, who founded their firm in 1978. Admitted to practice by the Texas Supreme Court, the Federal Court for the Western District of Texas, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, and the U.S. Supreme Court, Aaron brings extensive legal expertise to his clients.

Specializing in personal injury cases, Aaron offers a distinct advantage for Texas workers injured on the job. With Texas workers' compensation laws leading many attorneys to avoid these cases, Aaron is one of only 40 lawyers among 95,000 in Texas who represent injured workers in straight workers' compensation cases. His firm continues to provide dedicated support for those suffering catastrophic work injuries, maintaining a proud tradition of advocacy spanning decades.