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Protecting Children From Unsafe Products

Children are especially vulnerable to injuries caused by defective toys due to their age and inability to recognize hazards. When safety standards are ignored, serious harm can occur.

Design Defects

Toys that are inherently unsafe due to poor design or inadequate safety considerations.

Manufacturing Defects

Defects created during production that make a toy unsafe for normal use.

Inadequate Warnings or Instructions

Failure to properly warn about choking hazards, age restrictions, or proper use.

Retail or Distribution Issues

Damage or improper handling of toys before sale.

How Defective Toys Cause Injuries

Defective toys may pose hidden dangers that are not immediately apparent to children or their parents.

Small or Detachable Parts

Parts that pose choking or swallowing hazards.

Sharp or Pointed Components

Edges that can cut or puncture skin.

Structural Instability

Toys that collapse, tip over, or break during normal use.

Toxic or Leaking Materials

Liquids, paints, or chemicals that may be harmful if ingested.

Success

Experienced California Product Liability Attorneys

Product liability cases involving children’s toys require careful investigation and a deep understanding of safety regulations and industry standards. Frantz Law Group has decades of experience representing families harmed by defective consumer products and has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for clients.
Our attorneys work tirelessly to identify how and why a toy failed and to hold all responsible parties accountable.

Extensive experience with child injury product claims

Knowledge of toy safety standards and regulations

Resources to pursue manufacturers and distributors

No upfront costs or attorneys’ fees unless compensation is recovered

Frequently Asked
Questions

A toy may be considered defective if it is unsafe due to its design, manufacturing process, or failure to provide adequate warnings or instructions for safe use.

Liable parties may include the toy manufacturer, parts supplier, distributor, retailer, or others involved in bringing the product to market.

Injuries may include choking or suffocation, cuts and lacerations, broken bones, head injuries, poisoning from toxic substances, internal injuries, and, in severe cases, death.

Yes. Toys must include appropriate warnings and age guidelines. Failure to properly warn parents of known risks may make a product legally defective.

Manufacturers must anticipate reasonably foreseeable use and misuse. A toy may still be defective even if it was not used exactly as intended.

Compensation may include medical expenses, future care costs, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and wrongful death damages in fatal cases.

We offer free consultations and handle defective toy cases on a contingency fee basis. You pay no attorneys’ fees or costs unless compensation is recovered.

Dangerous & Defective Children’s Toys