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: Tennessee Law BlogDefective Saw Injuries Client
We represent a client who was injured as a result of what we believe was a defective miter saw. Specifically, our client was using a miter saw when a bolt failed and the blade came free cutting into our client's leg. This appears to be a classic products liability case. We are looking for similar instances where a saw has injured a person while being used in a normal manner and the failed under normal stress.
If you or someone you know has been injured by a defective saw, please contact our office. We believe knowledge of similar instances could help all parties involved. You may contact our Tennessee Law Office via email or toll free at 800-705-2121. Thank for your help
Full post as published by Tennessee Law Blog on February 09, 2009 (boomark / email).
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