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  1. Suffolk County Defective and Dangerous Products Attorney Kathleen Ann Fugelsang
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    Huntington Station, NY Defective and Dangerous Products Attorney. Licensed for 27 years.

  2. Suffolk County Defective and Dangerous Products Attorney Loris Zeppieri
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    Riverhead, NY Defective and Dangerous Products Attorney. Licensed for 15 years.

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    Northport, NY Defective and Dangerous Products Attorney. Licensed for 4 years.
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Defective / Dangerous Products

When you are injured by a poorly designed or poorly made product, or by a product that should have carried a warning label, you may benefit from the services of a defective and dangerous products lawyer. Many drugs, including the arthritis drug Vioxx and diet aids containing Phenylpropanolamine, are considered dangerous products, as are some medical devices (heart defibrillators) and ordinary appliances (space heaters). Asbestos and tobacco are also considered inherently dangerous. A defective and dangerous products lawyer discovers how and why a product was defective, whether insurance policies will pay for your losses, and what you can expect to recover in damages.