Metier Law Firm has come to the aid of victims who have been harmed by defective products for more than 30 years. We believe that we have a duty to become the best product liability attorneys we can be, and part of that duty entails helping consumers learn more about defective products they may have purchased. In this section of our blog, you will find a variety of articles about product recalls, product liability cases, when to contact a defective product attorney, and more. We update our blog often, so check back frequently and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to keep up with the latest information.
The Ford F-150 is the bestselling pickup truck in America. However, this popular vehicle also has its share of problems. Now, vehicle owners claim there’s a new and dangerous defect in the pickup’s braking system. Will Ford do anything to make sure this new safety concern is addressed? Should Ford Recall F-150 Pickup Trucks? A… read more
In early January, Takata expanded its recall of faulty airbag inflators once again. This latest announcement means a new wave of repairs is about to kick off, and here are the details you need to know. 3.3 Million Defective Inflators Added to the Takata Recall If you own a 2009, 2010 or 2013 vehicle manufactured… read more
Did 2017 seem to have a lot of auto recalls going on? Well, it wasn’t your imagination. Automakers all across the industry were asking consumers to bring their vehicles in to fix some problem or another. Whether it was a faulty seatbelt switch or a malfunctioning airbag sensor, cars all over the U.S. (including Colorado,… read more
Have you ever bought a fire extinguisher online or at Walmart, Home Depot, Sears or other brick and mortar retailers? Well you may need to check to make sure you didn’t purchase a defective fire extinguisher. A new recall has stirred safety advocates all over the country and if you aren’t careful, the consequences of… read more
Have you ever heard of botulinum? It’s a type of bacteria that can be found just about anywhere, including on the surfaces of fresh food. Usually this is no big deal, the microbe can’t reproduce in an oxygen rich environment. However, if it does find a place without air, then the botulinum can grow, multiply… read more
In the Aspen Grove Lifestyle Center, there is an optics shop known for its high-class eyewear. Europtics in Littleton was even described as high-end by a Denver optometrist on Fox 31, so why is the shop being sued? Faulty eclipse glasses are now at the center of a lawsuit over responsibility and reputation, and the… read more
The Food and Drug Administration is not mincing words with Meridian Medical Technologies. This manufacturing unit of Pfizer has been contracted by Mylan to produce the ubiquitous EpiPen auto-injector, and the FDA has sent the company a warning letter. How did the manufacturer gain the administration’s attention? Is there something wrong with this major and… read more
Floor joists are essential to a home. They provide both structure and strength, so if these pieces are defective, it can affect an entire house. And though the latest floor joist defect isn’t bringing the house down, it is still causing problems for Colorado families. Why Do Some New Homes Contain Toxic Fumes Poisoning Colorado… read more
In early November 2016, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration assured the public that no matter what happened to Takata Corp, consumers would not bear the burden of the Takata recall. These authorities said that automakers would ultimately be responsible for any remaining costs. But now that Takata is sheltered by bankruptcy, will NHTSA’s declaration… read more
Talc has been a staple of personal hygiene almost since it was first discovered. The mineral easily grinds into a fine powder that readily absorbs moisture, and reduces friction. This has made talc products useful, but there’s a drawback to using talcum powder for personal hygiene. There may be a link between certain types of… read more
