While focused on the herbicide “Roundup,” the U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision in Monsanto Co. v. Durnell could end up having a long reach – with lasting changes for many product liability claims. The decision focuses on when federal law takes priority over state...
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Product Liability
What evidence should you preserve after a product-related injury?
Defective, dangerous products slip into the consumer marketplace more often than people realize. In 2024 alone, for example, 15.1 million people were seen in emergency rooms due to product-related injuries. If you find yourself in that predicament in the future, one...
Can you recover damages for defects in your child’s car seat?
When your child’s car seat malfunctions, a routine drive can turn into a life-changing accident. In Oklahoma, you may be able to hold the manufacturer accountable if your car seat fails to protect your child. Understanding the legal options available can help you take...
Do you need a receipt to report a faulty product?
When a product fails or starts causing problems, you might panic if you’ve already thrown out the receipt. But losing that slip of paper doesn’t mean you’ve lost all your options. What matters more is how the product failed, what kind of record you still have and how...
Could Oklahoma let you sue over a faulty home gadget?
Product liability is a law that holds a maker, designer or seller responsible if a product causes harm. In Oklahoma, you don't always need to prove carelessness. You only need to show that the product was unsafe and that the defect caused your injury. Identifying who...
Can wearable tech defects lead to product liability?
Wearable technology has quickly become part of daily life. Smartwatches, fitness trackers, and even health-monitoring devices promise convenience and valuable insights. But when these products fail, the results can extend beyond frustration. Defects in wearable tech...
Why products for infants and toddlers are too often dangerous
There are many brightly-colored, interactive and playful items designed for infants and toddlers. New parents often fill their houses with a range of products intended to keep their infants healthy and happy. Unfortunately, some of those products may actually prove...
How long do you have to file a product liability claim in Oklahoma?
If you've been injured by a defective product in Oklahoma, you may wonder how much time you have to take legal action. Understanding the time limits is crucial to protecting your rights. In Oklahoma, like in many other states, there are specific statutes of...
Who’s responsible for injuries from a faulty trampoline?
Trampolines provide hours of fun, but a defective one can lead to serious injuries. If a trampoline collapses, breaks, or has faulty parts, someone may be responsible for the harm it causes. Understanding liability can help you take the right steps after an injury....
How can parents take legal action for toy injuries in Durant?
Parents need clear steps to protect their rights when toys harm children in Durant. Each year, countless families face the stress of toy-related injuries that lead to medical bills and ongoing health concerns. Taking the right actions after such incidents helps ensure...

