Products Liability

Defective Product Litigation Attorneys

Auto Defects • Aircraft • Consumer Products • Tools and Machinery

The Maryland product liability lawyers of Brassel Baldwin Kagan & May, P.A. offer decades of experience and results in litigation of injuries or death related to negligence in product design, manufacturing, and warning labels.

Since 1978, the firm has represented plaintiffs and defendants in an array of product liability cases. We have obtained substantial verdicts and settlements against major manufacturers, including Bell Helicopter, Toyota, General Motors, and Yokohama Tire Co.

Our firm has handled defective product claims in several categories:

• Auto defects — Tread separation in tires, defective seat belt, airbag deployment (failure to deploy or improper deployment) and other design defects leading to rollover injuries, facial and bodily injury, or death.
• Aircraft defects — We have sued manufacturers of commercial and private planes and helicopters for wrongful death compensation due to design defect or manufacturing defect. Jon Brassel is a former pilot with special knowledge in this area, and he has won numerous awards on behalf of clients.
• Power tools and machines — Missing or malfunctioning safety guards on power saws, and commercial machinery that jams, catches fire, or explodes causes severe injuries, including severed fingers and hands or eye injury.
• Consumer products — We have represented many victims injured by household appliances and products such as ladders and tools.

In seeking damages for dangerous or defective products, Brassel Baldwin Kagan & May, P.A. obtains design specifications and manufacturing records and consults with experts in various industries to prove liability against the manufacturer.

Contact our Maryland product liability attorneys for an initial consultation and case evaluation.

With offices in Annapolis and Baltimore, the law firm of Brassel Baldwin Kagan & May, P.A. represents individuals and companies throughout Maryland and the District of Columbia in products liability litigation.