Product Liability Attorneys of Minnesota

Product liability cases generally fall into one of two categories: manufacturing defects and design defects. Manufacturing defects exist when a company manufactures a product in a way that does not meet the company’s specifications. For example, a component part may be made a little too big or small to fit properly or perhaps a screw wasn’t properly tightened. Design defects exist when even though the product manufactured met the company’s internal specifications, the product is still unreasonably dangerous by design. An example of design defect would be a company knowingly making a product out of a material that was not strong enough for its intended purpose.

Product liability cases are often complex. For product liability attorneys, mastering the engineering and science behind the product and its failure is often just as important as mastering the law. At Champion Law, that’s exactly what we do.

The product liability attorneys at Champion Law roll up our sleeves, get our boots muddy and our fingernails dirty. It’s the only way we know to truly understand the products that injured our clients.

Nate Bjerke spent more then a decade defending some of the biggest manufacturers across the United States. So he fully understands what tactics and strategies these manufacturers will use during cases. Now he defends and fights for the people who have been harmed by these defective products. He has been on both sides of product liability cases, and brings to the courtroom the experience and knowledge few others attorneys have.

If you or a family member have been injured by a defective product, contact the experienced product liability attorneys at Champion Law for a free case evaluation.