Whether children’s products and toys contain magnets for functional uses or entertainment purposes, these powerful devices should be carefully secured to the items so that they do come loose or break off into swallowable pieces. If a child attempts to swallow a magnet, he or she can choke or suffer devastating internal injuries if the item is ingested. In these situations, the negligent designer or manufacturer at fault for the defective item may be obligated to cover the child’s medical bills and other damages.
At Hull & Zimmerman, P.C., we believe that careless childcare product and toy manufactures should be held accountable for their actions. Our attorneys can help Denver parents work through the legal system and fight for justice on their children’s behalf.
Loose magnets from defective childcare products and toys present two main dangers. The first is a choking hazard if the item is too large for a child’s airway. However, even if loose magnets are relatively small, they can still be damaging. If a child swallows more than one magnet, they may attract in the child’s digestive system, potentially leading to the following injuries:
Parents of children injured due to defective toys or childcare products may be entitled to file a product liability claim against the item’s manufacturer for their family’s injury-related costs.
If your child has been injured because of a defective product, there may be legal options available to pursue financial compensation for medical bills and other losses. To learn more about how to pursue a product liability claim after a child’s injury, contact an attorney from Hull & Zimmerman, P.C., today at (303) 331-4436.
At Hull & Zimmerman, P.C., we are honored to help accident victims in their time of need, and take our responsibility as personal injury lawyers incredibly seriously. We know how important it is for victims to secure the full and fair compensation they need following a serious accident, and that is why we take a hands-on, personalized approach to every case we handle.
awarded to a woman who was a victim of a car crash. The woman was driving the highway when the other driver approaching from the opposite direction lost control of his vehicle, crossed the center line and hit her head on. She suffered multiple broken bones, including her hip, pelvis, leg, and right arm. She missed several years of work as a result of her injuries. Read More
awarded to a woman who was the victim of a t-bone car crash. The client suffered multiple injuries. The most significant of which was a head injury. While she was ultimately able to return to work on a part-time basis, Plaintiff was never able to return to work on a full-time basis. Read More
settlement awarded to a lady who suffered a head injury. She slipped and fell in a slanted parking lot at her place of employment. Evidence demonstrated that the owner of the building had constructed a fence shading the parking lot such that ice was allowed to continuously accumulate during the winter months. Multiple people had fallen on the ice prior to the client’s fall. As a result of her injuries, Plaintiff was forced to take early retirement. Read More
awarded to a man whose vehicle was hit from behind by a semi. The injured party suffered back pain and rotator cuff tears in each shoulder and was forced to retire from his job doing road repair four years earlier. Read More
settlement (policy limits) awarded to a young man who lost his eye when another child shot an arrow into the air. Read More
settlement obtained for a man who was injured in a rear end automobile accident. He suffered a herniated disc in his low back which was not well resolved by surgery forcing him to leave his employment as an apartment maintenance manager. Read More
awarded to a gentleman in association with a workman’s compensation case. He initially sustained a head injury at work when attacked by a patient. Several years later, his condition worsened resulting in his inability to return to work in his usual job. Read More
settlement achieved in a legal malpractice case. The client initially suffered a herniated disc in her neck in association with an automobile accident. The attorney failed to file the lawsuit in a timely manner and the Plaintiff was initially denied her ability to achieve any monies from the original lawsuit. Read More
settlement awarded to a man who was a victim of an automobile accident. Plaintiff was a passenger who was rear-ended by another driver. Following the accident, he suffered a long term back injury. Read More
settlement awarded to a lady who aggravated a pre-existing back condition when she slipped and fell at the entrance to a casino. Read More
awarded to a woman who suffered a rotator cuff tear from an automobile accident. Read More