How a Product Liability Case Can Change the World

This video features John Romano, a Personal Injury attorney based in Florida.

Lawsuits can have far-reaching effects. As attorney John Romano explains in this video, a defective product claim can change the law and protect consumers from future harm. John Romano can be reached at 888-981-1050.

Video Transcript:

A lot of times people ask, "Is there a type of litigation that you do, John, which can, so to speak, change the world or change an industry?" The answer is yes. And that's one of the reasons why I love doing product liability work, because in some types of cases that we do, we may take the case to trial, get a verdict, and it's good for the family, it's good for the judicial system but it doesn't change things on a large scale. In the product liability field, a lawyer, a client, you have the ability to change the world. And when you look around at so many of the things that we see that make for safety in our lives, safety for children, safety for elderly people, so many of these things came as a result of litigation. There would be a problem. There would be a product that was defective. The government would do nothing about it. The manufacturers would do nothing about it. Engineering societies would do nothing about it. Juries would make a decision: that product is defective, and the industry had to change what it was doing. So lawyers and clients can make a difference when they work together in these product liability cases. Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes only. In some states, this video may be deemed Attorney Advertising. The choice of lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely on advertisements. Address: Romano Law Group 1601 Belvedere Road Suite 500-S W West Palm Beach, Florida 33406

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