Product Liability Lawyer in Florida
Injured by a Defective Product? You Deserve Accountability.
Consumers have the right to expect that the products they use are safe. But every year, dangerous products—from faulty electronics and flammable furniture to mislabeled medications and defective auto parts—cause thousands of serious injuries and deaths across Florida. When a manufacturer prioritizes profits over safety, the consequences can be devastating.
At the Law Offices of Comras & Comras, we represent individuals who have been seriously harmed by defective or unreasonably dangerous products. Led by seasoned trial attorney David A. Comras, our firm takes on complex product liability cases with the precision, urgency, and firepower needed to hold manufacturers, retailers, and distributors fully accountable. If a defective product changed your life, we’re ready to fight for the justice you deserve.
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Compensation You May Be Entitled to After a Defective Product Injury
Whether your injury occurred at home, on the road, or at work, we’ll investigate the product’s design, manufacturing process, and warnings to build your case.
Product defect cases can arise from many industries. We represent clients injured by:
- Dangerous drugs or defective medical devices
- Faulty vehicle components (brakes, airbags, tires)
- Flammable or chemically unstable household items
- Defective tools, machinery, or appliances
- Inadequate safety warnings or misleading instructions
- Children's toys or furniture that present choking or injury hazards
What to Do If You Were Injured by a Defective Product
We’ll help you identify liability, preserve critical evidence, and file claims quickly and effectively.
Seek Medical Attention – Even if you feel fine, injuries can appear later.
Preserve the Product – Don’t throw it away or attempt to repair it. Store it safely.
Do Not Speak to Insurance Adjusters – Anything you say can be used to reduce your claim.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed, we’re here to help. Contact us today for a free consultation.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Product Liability Claims
1. Who can be held liable in a defective product case?
Liability in product injury cases can extend beyond just the manufacturer. Depending on the circumstances, you may be able to hold retailers, distributors, or even designers responsible. Florida law recognizes three main types of product defects: design flaws, manufacturing errors, and marketing defects (such as inadequate warnings).
At Comras & Comras, we dive deep into the product’s life cycle to identify all possible sources of liability. Our team collaborates with engineers, medical experts, and industry specialists to build strong cases with undeniable facts.
2. What is the difference between a design defect and a manufacturing defect?
A design defect means the product was dangerous from the start—before it was ever made. Think of a power tool with no safety guard or a toy with detachable parts that pose a choking hazard. A manufacturing defect, on the other hand, occurs during production—something went wrong on the assembly line, making a product unsafe.
We determine which type of defect applies and then use that analysis to strengthen your legal argument. Our team has experience handling both types of claims and knows how to hold manufacturers accountable regardless of where the defect occurred.
3. What if I was using the product slightly differently than intended?
You may still have a valid case. Courts recognize that consumers don’t always use products exactly as manufacturers imagine—especially when the use is foreseeable. If the product lacked adequate warnings, failed during normal use, or posed an unreasonable risk even with slight misuse, you may still be entitled to compensation.
At Comras & Comras, we take time to understand how the injury happened, and whether a reasonable person could have anticipated that risk. We challenge manufacturers who try to blame victims rather than admit flaws in their design or warnings.
4. How do you prove that the product caused my injury?
Proving causation in a product liability case requires evidence, expert testimony, and often, a deep understanding of engineering or manufacturing principles. We work with professionals who can inspect the product, evaluate its condition, and explain how it failed—and why it never should have made it into your hands.
We combine technical precision with legal experience to build a case that withstands scrutiny from judges, insurers, and corporate defense lawyers. When you work with Comras & Comras, you get both legal and investigative muscle on your side.
5. Why should I hire Comras & Comras for a product injury case?
Because product liability cases are complex, and your recovery depends on having an experienced litigator in your corner. David A. Comras has a proven track record of successfully representing clients against manufacturers and major corporations. Our firm handles everything—from initial investigation to trial strategy—with urgency and care.
You won’t get passed around. You’ll work directly with a trial attorney who knows how to challenge corporate defenses, discredit faulty disclaimers, and fight for your right to safe products. When powerful companies fail, we hold them accountable.

Why Choose Comras & Comras Law for Your Case?
When it comes to car accident claims, experience matters. Here’s why clients trust Comras & Comras Law:
Proven Results – We have secured millions for our clients.
Personalized Legal Support – We treat every client like family, ensuring your case gets the attention it deserves.
We Handle Insurance Companies –
Don’t let insurers lowball your claim—we fight for full compensation.
No Fees Unless We Win –
You don’t pay us a dime unless we win your case.