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Duke Law School
- J.D., 1975
UNC - Chapel Hill
- Ph.D. in Philosophy, 1970
Fellowships
- Woodrow Wilson
- National Defense Education Act
University of Miami
- B.A., cum laude, 1961
- Completed in 3 years

North Carolina Defective Products Class Action

A state economy centered on manufacturing

Many consumer product industries make their home in North Carolina. As a result, certain state laws seem to be tilted in favor of businesses rather than the consumer. The six-year statute of limitations on defective product litigation is the shortest in the nation.

Potentially hazardous household products

We can take pride in the overall quality of the goods that our state produces. However, high volume can lead to shortcuts in the safety of products such as the following:

Child restraints
- Unsafe car seats
- Unsecure doorway gates
Vehicles
- Powerful air bags
- Weak roofs
Swimming pools
- Inadequate escape ladders
- Dangerous drains

Food
- Tainted
- Improperly labeled
Medical devices
- Poorly designed
- Incorrectly assembled
Drugs
- Mislabeled
- Inadequately tested

Defective products can be made or sold in any state

You might be a North Carolina resident who gets hurt while on vacation in Florida by a defective product that was made in Arkansas. If the defective condition is widespread, the federal courts could approve class action claims in several other states. Marvin Schiller studies your case and determines how you can best be compensated in a class action for your injuries due to the following:

Defective workmanship
Poor labeling
Inadequate warnings

Insufficient instructions
Invalid guarantees

Find a class action that is right for your circumstance

Marvin Schiller works with you to take your case into the most advantageous legal jurisdiction. If you have been hurt by a defective product and you believe that there may be others in your circumstance, contact Schiller & Schiller.