Injured By a Faulty Product? Get Expert Personal Injury Assistance Today
If you were injured by an unsafe product, you could be entitled to compensation. Get in touch with our personal injury solicitors for professional guidance.
Trusted Legal Support from Product Liability Experts
When a product fails to meet safety standards, the consequences can be severe. From faulty electrical goods to defective medical devices, our experienced solicitors provide clear guidance and dedicated support to help you pursue compensation. With offices in Dublin, Limerick, and Cork, we represent clients nationwide.
How We Support You After a Defective Product Injury
Defective product claims can feel complex, but our role is to make the process as straightforward as possible. We provide:
- A clear explanation of your rights under the Liability for Defective Products Act 1991.
- Support with gathering medical records, product documentation, and expert opinions.
- Preparation and submission of your application to the relevant parties.
- Negotiation with insurers and manufacturers to secure a fair settlement.
- Full legal representation if your case proceeds to court.
Our aim is to safeguard your interests and reduce the stress of making a claim, so you can focus on your recovery.
Why Choose Us?
Experienced Solicitors
Decades of expertise in product liability and personal injury law, guiding clients through complex claims with confidence.
Protecting Your Rights
We explain your options clearly, handle the legal process on your behalf, and ensure you understand every step of your claim.
Proven Track Record
From electrical goods to medical devices, we’ve achieved successful outcomes across a wide range of defective product claims.
Nationwide Support
With offices in Dublin, Limerick, and Cork, our award-winning team delivers trusted legal support to clients across Ireland.
Types of Defective Product Claims We Handle
Defective products can appear in many areas of life. Our solicitors provide support with claims involving:
- Defective electrical products – faulty wiring, appliances, or chargers causing fire or injury.
- Faulty e-cigarettes – explosions, leaks, or burns from malfunctioning devices.
- Hoverboards and sporting goods – defective boards, gym equipment, or bikes leading to accidents.
- Vehicle defects – design or manufacturing flaws causing or worsening injuries in crashes.
- Medical devices and drugs – hip or knee replacements, faulty implants, or harmful medications.
- Work equipment – defective machinery or safety gear leading to workplace injuries.
Speak with Our Team
If you’ve suffered an injury caused by a defective product, our solicitors are here to help.
Contact HOMS Assist today for clear, confidential advice about your situation.
Defective Product Claim FAQs
A product is considered defective if it fails to meet reasonable safety expectations. This may be due to a design flaw, a manufacturing error, or inadequate instructions and warnings.
You must establish a causal link between the defect and your injury. Medical records, expert opinions, and product evidence can strengthen your case.
Compensation may cover pain and suffering, medical expenses, lost income, and any other costs linked to your injury.
Yes. In Ireland, the general limitation period is two years from the date of the injury or the date you became aware of it. Prompt legal advice is recommended.
You are not required to have one, but a solicitor ensures your claim is managed correctly, evidence is gathered, and your rights are protected.
