Product Injury — Nationwide
Burned by a battery, heating pad or other product?
Products that overheat, explode or catch fire hurt people every day. Frank Stucki, Esq., MBA helps injured people across the country hold manufacturers and sellers accountable.
Start your product caseThe problem
You were hurt by something that was supposed to be safe.
- Medical bills are piling up and you don't know who pays.
- You have scars, burns, or injuries that may be permanent.
- The store, manufacturer, or their insurer is asking for the product back.
- You don't know whether you have a case or where to start.
Products we look at
Common products involved in burn and injury cases
What to do right now
Preserve the evidence — before anything else.
- Keep the product, all pieces, the charger, packaging and receipt.
- Don't fix, clean, test, return or throw anything away.
- Don't give it to the store, manufacturer or their insurer.
- Take photos and video of the product and your injuries.
- Get medical care.
The plan
Three steps to move forward.
Send photos and video
Submit photos and video of the product and your injuries through the secure form. Frank reviews every submission personally.
Independent engineering review
If Frank takes a closer look, an independent engineer x-rays and inspects the product to assess what failed and why.
Build the case with you
If the engineer and the facts support a claim, Frank builds the case with you — and with local co-counsel where needed.
Fees
Contingency fee — no fee unless we recover.
Some cases require a $1,000 expert inspection fee. If yours does, it is explained and approved by you in writing before anything ships.
Getting care
You can get treatment now, insured or not.
Insured or not, we can connect you with doctors, surgeons and scar or tattoo specialists who may be able to treat you on a lien while your case is pending.
Product recalls and safety alerts
Product recalls and safety alerts
Recalled products are sometimes still in use. If you were hurt by a product that was later recalled, that recall may be relevant to your case.
Frank Stucki, Esq., MBA is licensed in Nevada, Washington and Utah. Cases in other states, including California, are handled in association with local co-counsel licensed there. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.