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Case Highlight | From High-Stakes Claims to Final Settlement: Another Key Victory in U.S. Product Liability Defense

  • LawMay
  • Jan 5
  • 1 min read

Updated: Feb 2


Case Overview

LawMay recently secured a favorable settlement in a product liability lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan, representing an Amazon seller against substantial defect allegations.


The Challenge

  • Plaintiff and insurer sought significant damages based on claims of product defects.

  • Adverse expert reports and litigation pressure posed substantial risks.

  • Client faced potential prolonged litigation costs and market disruption, especially before the “Black Friday” sales period.


Our Approach

  • Conducted a thorough review of case facts and technical evidence.

  • Identified critical inconsistencies in the plaintiff’s key evidence.

  • Built a systematic defense and negotiation strategy rooted in factual rigor and strategic pacing.


The Result

  • Settlement at 25% of the plaintiff’s original demand.

  • Efficient resolution ahead of key business periods.

  • Avoided protracted litigation, preserving client resources and commercial focus.


Why This Matters

This outcome reflects LawMay’s ability to navigate cross-border product liability disputes with precision and strategic foresight. They blend legal acumen with business awareness to deliver certainty in uncertain environments.

Professionalism and strategy turn complexity into clarity, and certainty into a shield against uncertainty. ——Guiding Principles

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER:This case summary is for informational purposes only and reflects the outcome of this matter based on its unique facts, legal basis, and litigation strategy. Results in prior cases do not constitute a promise, guarantee, or prediction of the outcome of any future case. Past outcomes cannot be used as a reference or indicator for the results of other matters.

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