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PRODUCT AND PREMISE LIABILITY LAWYER IN OVERLAND PARK

If you've been injured due to a defective product or due to the negligence of a land or store owner, you most certainly have a lot of questions. In general, products have to be made in the most safe way reasonably possible before they are sold to cusotmers for use. When companies fail to take care in the production and distribution of their products, good people get injured. Similarly, companies and landowners are required to keep their property in reasonably safe conditions for consumers. When store owners and land owners fail to maintain their property, customers and employees get injured. The personal injury lawyers at Roth Davies, LLC assist clients that have been injured by negligent product manufactures and negligent land and store owners.

For more specific answers to questions in the defective product and premise liability spectrum please look below for some commonly asked questions.

HOW DO PREMISE LIABILITY CLAIMS WORK?

HOW DO DEFECTIVE PRODUCT INJURY CASES WORK?

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SLIP AND FALL ACCIDENTS AND INJURIES

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CONSTRUCTION SITE ACCIDENTS AND INJURIES

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SWIMMING POOL ACCIDENTS AND INJURIES

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND INJURIES

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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT INJURIES AT A DAY CARE FACILITY

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT INJURIES SUSTAINED AT AN APARTMENT COMPLEX?

WHAT OBLIGATION DOES A BUSINESS OWNER HAVE TO REMOVE SNOW AND ICE WHILE IT IS STILL FALLING?

DOES A BUSINESS HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE SECURITY AFTER SEVERAL CRIMINAL ACTS HAVE BEEN COMMITTED AGAINST ITS CUSTOMERS?

WHAT DUTY DOES A KANSAS PROPERTY OWNER OWE TO GUESTS ON THE PROPERTY?

WHAT DUTY DOES A PROPERTY OWNER OWE A PASSERBY TO PREVENT AN ATTACK BY THIRD PARTIES?

CAN A LANDLORD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING OF TENANTS?

WHEN IS A LANDLORD RESPONSIBLE FOR INJURIES CAUSED BY A DEFECT IN A LEASED PROPERTY?

WHAT TYPES OF PROPERTY DEFECTS IS A LANDOWNER REQUIRED TO FIX OR WARN GUESTS ABOUT?

CAN A PROPERTY OWNER EVER BE LIABLE FOR INJURIES SUFFERED BY AN ILLEGAL TRESPASSER WHO IS INJURED ON THE PROPERTY?

IS A BUSINESS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTING ITS PATRONS FROM VIOLENT ACTS OF OTHER PATRONS?

DOES A UNIVERSITY HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO PROTECT ITS STUDENTS FROM SEXUAL ASSAULTS OCCURRING IN DORMITORIES?

WHEN IS THE OWNER OF A TRAILER PARK RESPONSIBLE FOR INJURIES TO RESIDENTS CAUSED BY THIRD PARTIES?

DOES THE SLIGHT-DEFECT RULE APPLY TO PARKING LOTS?

DO MANUFACTURERS OF PRODUCTS HAVE A DUTY TO WARN ABOUT OBVIOUS DANGERS?

CAN A HOSPITAL BE SUED FOR IMPLANTING OR SELLING A DEFECTIVE MEDICAL DEVICE?

DOES COMPLYING WITH THE FDA’S PREMARKET APPROVAL PROCESS PREVENT A PRODUCT LIABILITY CLAIM FOR INJURIES ARISING FROM A DEFECTIVELY DESIGNED MEDICAL DEVICE?

IS STATISTICAL EVIDENCE REQUIRED TO PRESENT A PRODUCT LIABILITY CLAIM?

CAN A MEDICAL DEVICE BE DEFECTIVELY DESIGNED EVEN IF THE MANUFACTURER GOT APPROVAL OF THE DESIGN FROM THE FDA?

DOES A MANUFACTURER’S DUTY TO WARN TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE INTENDED USER?

CAN A PRODUCT BE ADEQUATELY DESIGNED, EVEN IF IT IS UNDISPUTEDLY STILL DANGEROUS?

CAN A GENERIC DRUG MANUFACTURER BE LIABLE FOR INADEQUATE WARNINGS EVEN IF IT COMPLIES WITH FDA REQUIREMENTS?

DO MANUFACTURERS OF PRODUCTS HAVE A DUTY TO RETROFIT OR RECALL A PRODUCT WHEN A DANGER IS LATER DISCOVERED?

CAN A PRESCRIPTION DRUG MANUFACTURER BE LIABLE UNDER STATE LAW FOR INADEQUATE WARNINGS, EVEN IF THE LABEL CONTAINED ALL WARNINGS REQUIRED BY THE FDA?

CAN VIOLATION OF AN FDA REGULATION CONSTITUTE A CLAIM FOR NEGLIGENCE PER SE?

WHAT IS THE DUAL CAPACITY DOCTRINE UNDER KANSAS LAW?

DOES WORKERS COMPENSATION COVER INTENTIONAL ATTACKS ON AN EMPLOYEE BY A CO-EMPLOYEE?

IS AN EMPLOYER LIABLE FOR THE NEGLIGENCE OF AN EMPLOYEE DURING THE COMING AND GOING TO EMPLOYER-PROVIDED HOUSING?

WHEN DOES AN INJURY “ARISE OUT OF AND IN THE COURSE OF EMPLOYMENT,” MAKING IT FALL UNDER THE WORKERS COMPENSATION ACT?