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Window Blind Cord Strangulation

West Texas Product Liability Lawyers – (888) 273-1045

Daspit Law Firm and our injury attorneys in West Texas are working hard to ensure all window coverings are safe for infants and young children by bringing lawsuits against negligent window blind manufacturers. Based on Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) data going back to 1973, more than 760 children have lost their lives to window blind cord strangulation across the country. Despite this alarmingly high number of child fatalities, there has been little progress made by product manufacturers to make cords safer.

To get companies moving and legislation rolling, lawsuits and litigation are often the best legal tool available. By allowing our West Texas wrongful death lawyers represent you and manage your window blind cord strangulation lawsuit, you allow a winning team of professionals to take up the fight on your behalf. Together, we can fight to change window blind cord safety regulations for the better.

Compensation you can seek in your lawsuit may include:

  • Medical costs
  • Funeral and burial costs
  • Emotional traumatization
  • Lessened enjoyment of life

Discover your legal options to seek closure and justice by contacting us now.

Window Blind Makers Accused of Negligence

Only two major window blind cord recalls have been conducted in the decades tracked by the CPSC. While these recalls may have gotten two dangerous window blind products under control and off the market, the overall impact has been minimal.

Based on some CPSC information, it appears that some window blind manufacturers have willingly ignored the warning signs about their products. If they were to admit to product dangers and conduct more recalls, then they would also feasibly admit to liability in window blind cord strangulation cases. Instead, they try to stay quiet about the entire situation, keep their heads low, and avoid liability.

Making Tomorrow a Safer Place for Our Children

The Parents for Window Blind Safety (PFWBS) organization has made some strides in window blind safety regulations. On their official website, they recently announced that more retailers would stop selling corded window covering systems and replace them only with cordless systems. While this is a tremendous step in the right direction, we have further to go.

Daspit Law Firm and our West Texas product liability attorneys are ready to be your voice if you have lost your child to a window blind cord strangulation incident. You deserve justice and a truly compassionate team of legal professionals at your side. We are here to act as both your counsel and your moral support during this trying time.

We have been seeking justice for the injured for years. Call (888) 273-1045 to see how we can help you now.

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All too often, accident victims are steamrolled by insurance companies determined to minimize or deny their claims. Don't let this happen to you. Hire us to fight for the compensation you deserve.

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