Toys and Children’s Products

Toys are a very serious subject in households with families. You should be able to trust that the toy you’re letting your child play with is safe. Not always so. Many times corners are cut or the toy is made in a foreign country where regulations are not as strict for manufacturers. Toy recalls are becoming more prevalent in the United States due to a good majority of children’s toys being made in these countries. There are instances of knowingly allowing dangerous toys to be shipped to the United States. Even if a recall is issued by a toy company due its dangerous nature, the damage may have already been done. What do you do in that case? How about a case where there was no recall yet due to a manufacturing defect your child is hurt? You need a lawyer who knows the law and will apply it with full force on behalf of your family. Call the personal injury lawyers at Tully Rinckey. We understand the importance of protecting the most vulnerable section of our country, our children. It should be an innocent time for innocent youth. It’s with that in mind that we will take your case on vigorously and forcefully to not only remedy the problem, but get you and your family satisfaction in a very tense time.
Our Albany personal injury attorneys offer free initial consultations to potential clients, so we can meet and discuss your case in person. If your child has been the victim of a toy defect, call Tully Rinckey today at 1-888-529-4543 to set up a free meeting to discuss your case.
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Contest a Will: a Challenging Process

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Go Back to School With the Post-9/11 GI Bill: A Lawyer’s Story
Originally posted in New York Law Journal. With the last U.S. forces being pulled out of Iraq in December 2011 and troops expected to leave Afghanistan by 2014, over 1 million members of the armed forces will come off active …
Ask the Lawyer: Don’t Approach Commercial Lease too Lightly

Question: I want to relocate my retail business to a shopping plaza that attracts more traffic than the one where I am currently located. I’ve been at the same location for years, so what should I know now about shopping …
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Slip and Fall Personal Injury Case: Overview and Depositions – Nov. 16, 2010
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