THE FOX LAW FIRM IS NOW EVALUATING SEVERE PAPER SHREDDER INJURIES
March 2012The Fox Law Firm is interested in speaking with you if you or a loved one have been seriously injured by a paper shredder. Specifically, MailMate Paper Shredders may be linked to the loss of fingers in small children. Shredders such as this may have been sold by stores such as Staples. Regardless of the type of paper shredder that injured you or a loved one, or where you bought it, the attorneys at The Fox Law Firm would like to speak with you to evaluate your potential claim.
Some paper shredders may have inadequate shielding around the blade area thus causing children and even pets to potentially be injured by the blades when the shredder is activated, often while the shredder is in “auto on” mode and activated by the placement of anything in the paper input area. The shielding is sometimes flimsy and may expand thus allowing the entry of larger objects such as fingers. Hair can also become caught in shredders, leading to scalp injury.
Both children, adults, and pets have been severely injured by paper shredders. One of the severe injuries reported is the loss of fingers.
The Consumer Safety Commission issued an extensive report in December 2004 informing manufacturers of these types of safety issues. Manufacturers may not have recalled defective products or taken other needed corrective actions.
If you or a loved one have been injured by a paper shredder, please contact us today for a free potential claim evaluation.
The Need to Act Quickly
If you or a loved one has been injured by a paper shredder, you should contact us immediately. You may be entitled to compensation for your injuries or loss and we can help. If you delay, you may forever lose rights and compensation! Statutes of Limitations vary by state and are complex. Failure to act quickly may cause you to lose your potential claim if the statute of limitations period passes.
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