SOS Injury Lawyers Handle Rollerblade and In-Line Skate Personal Injury Lawsuits

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recently issued a recall for Rollerblade USA Youth In-Line Skates due to brake-related fall hazards. SOS Injury Lawyers, a law firm that focuses on product defect cases, would like to inform consumers about the recall, potential legal actions, and the importance of seeking professional advice if you someone you know has been injured by these rollerblades or any other brand. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you would like to discuss your possible personal injury claim with one of our lawyers in a free consultation.

Why are Rollerblade USA Youth In-Line Skates being recalled?

The CPSC has identified a potential fall hazard associated with these youth in-line skates. The problem stems from the brake support for the rear brake, which can fracture or separate during use, reducing user stability and increasing the risk of falls. There have been at least 11 reported incidents where the rear brake of the skates broke or fractured. While no injuries have been reported so far, the recall aims to prevent any incidents in the future. Consumers are urged to stop using the recalled skates immediately and contact Rollerblade USA for a free repair. Meanwhile, if you or someone you know has been injured by these skates you should reach out to SOS Injury Lawyers for a free consultation to discuss a potential personal injury case.

Understanding Product Liability and Potential Legal Actions Related to Rollerblades and Skates

Product liability refers to a manufacturer’s or seller’s legal responsibility for injuries caused by defective or dangerous products. In the event that someone is injured due to a defective Rollerblade USA Youth In-Line Skate, they may have a legal claim based on one or more product defect theories:

1. Design Defect: A design defect occurs when a product’s design is inherently dangerous or defective. If the skate’s design, particularly the brake support, is found to be responsible for the fall hazard, victims could sue under this theory.
2. Manufacturing Defect: Manufacturing defects occur when a product is not made according to its intended design, making it dangerous or defective. If the fall hazard results from a mistake during the manufacturing process, a victim could sue under this theory.
3. Failure to Warn: This theory is applicable when a manufacturer fails to provide adequate warnings or instructions about a product’s potential risks. If Rollerblade USA did not properly inform consumers about the fall hazard associated with the brake support, victims could sue under this theory.

Injuries and Treatment Associated with Fall Hazards

Falls can result in various injuries, ranging from mild to severe. Some common injuries include fractures, sprains, dislocations, head injuries, and abrasions. Treatment depends on the severity of the injury and may involve pain management, immobilization, physical therapy, and ongoing medical monitoring. If you or someone you know has experienced an injury due to a defective Rollerblade USA Youth In-Line Skate, we recommend reaching out to SOS Injury Lawyers for legal guidance. Our team of experienced attorneys have a background in pursuing product defect cases and can help you navigate the complex legal process, ensuring you receive the compensation you deserve.

SOS Injury Lawyers Can Assists Victims to Bring Personal Injury Lawsuits for All Kinds of Defective Skates

In addition to the recent recall of Rollerblade USA Youth In-Line Skates, it is important to be aware of other potential rollerblade and in-line skate defects that could cause injuries and lead to lawsuits. If you or a loved one have been injured by any of these kinds of products, SOS Injury Lawyers is here to help. Common Rollerblade and In-Line Skate Defects:

1. Wheel and Bearing Issues: Faulty wheels or bearings can cause skates to malfunction, potentially leading to falls and injuries.
2. Frame Defects: A poorly designed or manufactured frame can compromise the integrity of the skates, increasing the risk of injury.
3. Strap or Lace Malfunction: If straps or laces fail to secure the skates properly, they can cause instability and increase the likelihood of falls.
4. Padding and Liner Deficiencies: Inadequate padding or liner material can lead to discomfort or insufficient protection, increasing the risk of injury during falls or collisions.

If you have been injured by a defective rollerblade or in-line skate, regardless of the brand or specific defect, it is crucial to seek legal advice. Even in cases where you are not sure what exactly happened to cause the fall, we would be happy to discuss the incident with you to figure out whether you have a potential claim. Our team at SOS Injury Lawyers will help you determine whether you have a personal injury case and can pursue a claim based on design defects, manufacturing defects, or failure to warn.

Contact SOS Injury Lawyers Today

If you suspect that you or a loved one have been injured by defective rollerblades or defective skates, don’t hesitate to contact SOS Injury Lawyers for a free consultation. Our law firm only pursues personal injury cases on a contingency basis, meaning we only take a fee if we win your lawsuit. Our team of knowledgeable and compassionate attorneys will evaluate your case and help you understand your legal rights and options as it relates to any injury. Call us today at (702) 720-3030.