Defective Consumer Product Lawyers – Salt Lake City, Utah


Protecting Utah Families from Dangerous Everyday Products

Trial-Tested Representation for Victims of Unsafe Products

Defective Consumer Products Can Cause Serious, Unexpected Harm

From kitchen appliances and space heaters to children’s toys and tools, consumer products are part of our daily lives. But when these products fail — due to design defects, manufacturing flaws, or missing warnings — the results can be catastrophic. Burns, amputations, electrocution, and even death can result from items we trust to be safe.



At Mortensen & Milne, our Utah product liability attorneys represent individuals and families harmed by defective consumer goods. We act fast to preserve the product, document its failure, and build a trial-ready case against the manufacturer, distributor, or seller.

Trial Preparation Makes a Difference

Corporations fight aggressively to avoid responsibility — and insurance carriers defend them fiercely. Our courtroom reputation forces them to take your case seriously. Whether through verdict or settlement, we pursue justice without compromise.

Common Defective Consumer Product Cases We Handle


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Defective Home Appliances

Exploding pressure cookers, faulty space heaters, microwaves, or ovens that cause fires or burns due to product design or inadequate warnings.

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Dangerous Children’s Toys & Baby Products

Choking hazards, toxic materials, or poorly constructed items that cause serious injuries — including cribs, walkers, and bath products.

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Unsafe Power Tools & Equipment

Tools that break, overheat, or lack proper guards or instructions — including saws, grinders, nail guns, and ladders.

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Defective Chargers, Batteries & Electronics

Lithium-ion batteries and electronics that explode, catch fire, or malfunction during normal use — often causing burns or house fires.

Faulty Furniture & Household Items

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Dressers that tip over, collapsing chairs, or unstable shelving that results in injury or death — particularly for children.

Products Without Adequate Safety Warnings

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Even if the product “works,” manufacturers must warn about known dangers. We litigate cases where risks were hidden or minimized.

Why Clients Trust Mortensen & Milne in Consumer Product Cases

Record-Setting Product Liability Results

Our firm secured a $25 million verdict — the largest product liability outcome in Utah — forcing design reform in the window covering industry.

Known and Respected Trial Lawyers

We don’t just file claims — we prepare for court. That reputation means real leverage, even in complex national product litigation.

We Don’t Settle for Less

When lives are upended by unsafe products, we pursue full accountability. We reject lowball settlements that protect corporations instead of consumers.

Salt Lake City–Based, Trusted nationwide across the United States

From Logan to St. George, Utah families turn to us when everyday products cause extraordinary harm.

What You Need to Know About Consumer Product Claims in Utah

Who Can File a Defective Product Lawsuit?

Any Utah resident harmed by a defective or unsafe product — or surviving family members — may be eligible to file. We guide you through each step.

What Compensation May Be Recovered?

Depending on the injuries, you may recover for medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, permanent disability, or wrongful death damages.

How Long Do You Have to File?

Utah generally allows two years to file a product liability claim. Do not wait — preserving the defective product is critical.

Frequently Asked Questions About Consumer Product Lawsuits

  • How do I know if I have a defective product case?

    If the product injured you during normal use — or lacked proper safety warnings — you may have a claim.


     → Request a free case review with our team.

  • Should I keep the product that injured me?

    Yes. It may be your most important evidence. Store it safely and do not alter it.


     → Talk to a lawyer before handling or disposing of the item.

  • Can I sue if there were no warnings on the packaging?

    Absolutely. Manufacturers are legally required to warn about known risks.


     → Speak with a Utah defective product attorney today.

  • What’s the average settlement for a defective consumer product case?

    Every case is different. Results depend on the severity of injury, liability, and insurance coverage.


     → Start your case evaluation now.


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Get Help From Utah’s Product Liability Team

If you or a loved one was injured by a defective consumer product, you deserve clear answers and powerful advocacy. Mortensen & Milne prepares every case for court and stands with Utah families from day one.