What is a breach of warranty?
When you use a product for its intended purpose, you don’t expect it to injure you. Many products come with a warranty that has either been expressed verbally to the consumer or has been provided in a written document. If this warranty is breached – meaning that the product does not mean its intended purpose – and you are injured as a result, you may be able to file a breach of warranty product liability claim. In some states, you may also be able to file a breach of warranty product liability claim if the warranty is implied. A breach of implied warranty occurs if a product injures you after using it for its intended purpose and there are no other warranties for the product. Implied warranties are not applicable in all states, and where they can be applied; states have differing rules and regulations regarding them. If you would like to file a product liability claim, contact an experienced product liability lawyer to determine if you are able to file a breach of warranty or breach of
