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Contact Lens Solution Cases – Proving a Complicated Legal Theory

Many people were seriously injured by AMO, Inc.'s product known to consumers as Complete MoisturePLUS all-purpose contact lens solution. Those who are thinking of filing a legal claim against the company generally deserve to recover a justifiable amount of damages, as the injuries caused by this product have been quite severe, and have even led to the loss of eyesight in certain cases.

However, before you decide to take the ill-advised step of taking the company on by yourself, you should understand just how complicated a products liability case such as this one can be. Below is an explanation of the two theories that can be used to prove that a product was defective, but for the help you need, get in touch with a contact lens solution lawyer at Williams Kherkher today to schedule a free initial consultation.

Theory One – Defective Design

One of the theories that's used to prove liability in a case such as this one is known as ‘defective design.' What this means is that the product that's alleged to have caused the injury or injuries was faulty from the very beginning. For instance, the design of the product in general led to every unit of this product being defective and dangerous.

Theory Two – Defective Manufacture

The second theory is generally known as ‘defective manufacture.' This theory states that while the design of a product may have been reasonably safe, a problem with this specific product or lot of products in regards to how it was prepared for the public made it unreasonably dangerous to anyone who used it.

Application

Most of the time, proving either of these theories in relation to a product requires some form of expert testimony, but when looking at the Complete MoisturePLUS issue specifically, it's clear that the theory that would be used would be that the lots that caused the injuries were not manufactured properly. That's because the lots in question contained contaminants that led to eye diseases being found in patients that were harmed, but not every single lot of this contact lens solution was designed to contain such a contaminant.

As you see, the realm of products liability law can be extremely complicated in terms of proving liability. If you have been harmed as a result of using AMO, Inc.'s Complete MoisturePLUS contact lens solution, get in touch with a contact lens solution attorney at Williams Kherkher today to schedule a free initial consultation.