Putting People and Families First
Manufacturers have a legal duty to make certain the products they make and sell will not injure consumers when used as intended or in a reasonably foreseeable way. Despite that, and despite the numerous laws and regulations governing the design, manufacturing and sale of consumer goods — businesses don't always do what they should to protect consumers from unreasonably dangerous and defective products.
Unfortunately, laws alone can't protect anyone when manufacturers are careless or make a conscious decision to put profits before consumer safety.
At Clancy Law, we have had decades of experience with defective consumer products litigation. We also have the level of financial and qualified expert resources it takes to hold negligent manufacturers accountable. To make arrangements for a free consultation, call us at 630-524-4338, or contact our offices online.
Preserving the Product Is Critical
Whatever the product, it is absolutely essential to preserve and store it (or whatever is left of it) properly after the accident. Our attorneys are happy to help you preserve the defective consumer product that led to your injury.
We offer experience with a wide range of defective consumer goods, including:
- Children's products (toys, playground equipment, bicycles, food products, clothing, furniture)
- Automotive products (unsafely designed cars, trucks, motorcycles, SUVs and ATVs, as well as tires, seatbelts, airbags and other defective car components)
- Household appliances (water heaters, stoves, furnaces, garbage disposals, garage door openers and more)
- Miscellaneous consumer goods (power tools, lawn mowers, household chemicals, firearms and too many others to name)
Dedicated to Client Service
With over 75 years of combined legal experience and a reputation for professionalism and excellence, we realize our clients are our business. We realize that winning cases is our job. However, taking care of our clients is our first priority. If we do that right, everything else will fall into place.
To talk about a potential defective product claim with one of our lawyers, call us directly at 630-524-4338 or contact our offices online and schedule a free consultation. We handle defective product lawsuits on a contingency basis — meaning that if we don't win, you don't pay.
Office Locations in Chicago and St. Charles, Illinois
