Product Recalls for Babies and Toddlers in Arizona

Attorney Shane L. Harward in Scottsdale

Toys, cribs, high chairs, baby seats, walkers, bassinets, car seats . . . Arizona parents rely on a wide-variety of products to entertain, educate and secure their children. Many times a product that is dangerous, however, is not recalled until many families have suffered with the results of an injured child. Some families must even face the grief of a wrongful death.

Scottsdale Lawyer Shane L. Harward fights for justice in cases where children have been harmed by negligent guardians or reckless product manufacturers. He has helped families recover when their children were the victims of poor safety practices at daycare facilities and he has handled complex cases in which children’s toys and products were defective. To have an experienced ally helping you obtain justice and compensation, call 480-874-2918 or contact us online at the Law Offices of Shane L. Harward.

An Arizona Attorney for Baby and Toddler Product Recalls

Since 1995, Arizona parents have been turning to Mr. Harward when they need justice in cases of child injury. Experience is crucial in such cases because product manufacturers have massive resources and teams of lawyers to oppose accountability. Mr. Harward will fight to pursue justice and fair compensation for your family. Your child may require years of medical attention or even need assistance for the rest of their life as the result of injuries. Some recent recalled products indicate the serious nature of such cases:

• 2007: Hundreds of thousands of Mattel toy cars painted in China because toxic paint was used
• 2007: Graco and Simplicity cribs that led to the death of several infants
• 2008: Evenflo highchairs after numerous injuries to infants
• 2008: Chicco car seats that could not be installed correctly
• 2009: Fischer-Price 3-in-1 high chairs after infant injuries
• 2010: Britax strollers recalled for risk of finger amputation
• 2011: BOB jogging strollers due to choking hazards
• 2012: Bumbo baby seats for the risk of falls leading to skull fracture