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	NEISS stands for CPSC’s National Electronic Injury Surveillance System 2003 NEISS estimates have been produced from a sample of 98 hospitals, including children’s hospitals. Information from NEISS is available to the public through CPSC’s National Injury Information Clearinghouse (phone: 301-504-7921) and online

Have you or a loved one been injured by a product that was not your fault? Click here to contact Alabama Lawyers that handle product liability cases and lawsuits. You have legal rights and options.

	Alabama Occupants of SUVs and pickups
	Product Liability Cases Involving SUV ‘s in Alabama Pickup and SUV occupants 274 precentage 27 Total motor vehicle deaths 1,001 Source: Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, Highway Loss Data I

The manufacturer of a product has the given responsibility of making their product with care. Manufacturers provide the assurance that a purchaser or user of the product suffer a personal injury when using the product as intended by the manufacturer.

The products you purchase from Alabama retail stores, wholesalers, supermarkets, or specialty outlets are manufactured with an implicit guarantee that the item is not defective and that the purchaser of the item come to no harm if the manufactured product is used in its intended manner.

Products with a dangerously defective potential rate are a threat to your safety and well-being. An individual who has been loaned or given a defective or negligent product can file product liability claims and take action against those responsible for the defective or dangerous product.

Among the many common consumer products that are recalled are:

• Automobiles
• Cribs
• Strollers
• Tires
• Toys
• Pharmaceuticals
• Food
• Cosmetics

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Alabama Audio & Video         PRODUCT LIABILITY Audio, RM, 8 Kbps, 4:09, 7/9/1998 NPR's Peter Kenyon reports that Senate Republican leaders have withdrawn a product liability bill that was being blocked by Democrats. The measure would have limited the liability of wholesalers and retailers of products that cause harm. It also would have limited punitive damages against companies with fewer than 25 employees or with annual revenues of less than five million dollars. The measure, which has been debated in various forms for years, was opposed by trial lawyers and consumer group Source: National Public Radio

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