Immediately After an Injury From a Manufacturing Defect
Please secure the product that injured you so we can investigate the defect. The most important part of your case will be the product evidence that injured you—do not throw it away. If we sign your case, we will take the evidence into our custody for further investigation, including consulting experts.
A California product liability lawyer, such as those at Bisnar Chase, has won justice for thousands of deserving clients through successful personal injury claims and litigation.
Since 1978, we have maintained an outstanding 99% success rate, winning over $1B for our clients in injury settlements and verdicts, including dangerous or defective product cases and product liability claims. Call a California defective product attorney today at 1-800-561-4887. Free consultation and no fee if we don’t win.
We handle various accident cases involving dangerous consumer products, ranging from defective drones, malfunctioning e-cigarettes, and dangerous lithium-ion batteries to Roundup, Allergan, and Talcum Powder cancer cases.
But that is a tiny snapshot of our product liability litigation. Contact our legal team today to find out if you have a case. An experienced defective product lawyer in California will fight to ensure you get the compensation and justice you deserve.
If a dangerous product has caused you harm, contact a California personal injury lawyer at Bisnar Chase for a free consultation. Call (800) 561-4887 or visit our website.
Why Choose Bisnar Chase as Your Legal Team?
- Over $1 billion won
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- Our injury attorneys are all trial lawyers
- We negotiate medical expenses
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Elements of a Product Liability Claim in California
The phrase “product liability” refers to holding a company owner or product manufacturer accountable for serious injuries caused by a product liability issue. Both entities owe consumers a duty of care to keep them safe from harm when using their products.
You can file a product liability lawsuit if a dangerous product injures you. Many product liability claims result from manufacturer negligence. The most common defects include:
- Design defects occur when inherent flaws in a product’s design make it dangerous.
- Manufacturing defects happen when something goes wrong during production. For example, a manufacturing defect can occur if there is an error in how something was made or if the manufacturing process uses cheap, under-strength materials.
- Marketing defects refer to incorrect instructions or safety warnings about how to use the product.
The federal products liability statute of limitations states the time to file a products liability claim is “within two years: an action for assault, battery, or injury to, or the death of, an individual caused by the wrongful act or neglect of another.” That means a claim must be filed within two years of the accident.
To file a product liability lawsuit, you must prove that the product was defective when it left the manufacturer’s or seller’s possession, that you suffered an injury, and that the defect caused it.
Contact our California product liability lawyer for a free case evaluation to determine if you have a product liability claim. Call 800-561-4887 or email us through our website.
“The types of damages a victim can seek in a product liability case include money for pain and suffering, compensation for lost wages, and compensation for past medical bills and future medical expenses. It is meant to make the victim whole.” California Product Liability Attorney, Brian Chase.
Important Questions to Ask a California Product Liability Lawyer
Below are some of the most critical. How much is your case worth? How do you choose the right lawyer? And what steps do you need to take after a dangerous product injury?
What Damages Can You Recover in a Products Liability Lawsuit?
The potential damages can be divided into three categories:
- Economic damages: These cover quantifiable monetary losses resulting from the accident, such as medical bills.
- Non-economic damages: Harder to quantify, non-economic damages cover factors such as pain and suffering.
- Punitive damages: Designed to punish a negligent manufacturer and deter any future bad practices leading to injuries.
These damages are combined to produce a single compensatory amount for the injury victim. The most common factors in determining the value of an injury case include:
- Your medical expenses, including hospital stays, doctor visits, surgeries, and other treatments you undergo, as well as expected future treatments.
- Lost wages due to time away from the workplace for medical care or recovery from a defect-related injury.
- Pain and suffering caused by your injury or illness due to defective or dangerous products.
- Funeral expenses if the defective product caused a death. In addition, you can speak with your product liability lawyer about the elements of a wrongful death lawsuit.
- Punitive damages can be awarded to punish the manufacturer for apparent negligence or reckless behavior when creating or selling the product that eventually harmed you.
When we recover damages for you, the amount will depend on the facts of your case. Every accident is different. Contact Bisnar Chase to learn how much your case could be worth.
Can I Sue for Emotional Distress for a Defective Product?
Yes, there can be emotional distress elements in a personal injury lawsuit, especially long-term emotional issues such as PTSD and severe anxiety. However, in order for Bisnar Chase to take your case, there must also be a physical injury.
What Are the Most Common Injuries Associated with Product Liability Cases?
Most injuries caused by defective or dangerous products are burns and soft-tissue damage. Whether it’s an exploding blender or a hazardous chemical in a product, most cases involve ongoing treatment for chemical burns, eye injuries, and severe cuts from an appliance.
But injuries can be wide-ranging. For example, some cases involve victims developing cancers due to their use of a product or a severe injury from a defective power tool. No matter how a defective product injures you, we are here to help you recover fair compensation.
Our firm specializes in defective-product cases, defending plaintiffs who suffer injuries from faulty products. We emphasize professionalism, offering counsel from top consumer attorneys to protect our clients’ interests in property damage and bodily injury.
Can I Sue If I No Longer Have the Product?
In defective product cases, the actual item is usually the most important piece of evidence. The manufacturer (and their experts) will want to inspect and test your specific unit to check for defects, alterations, misuse, or other causes. Without it, proving certain types of claims—especially manufacturing defects (a problem unique to your particular product)—becomes much more difficult.
Evidence that can strengthen the case without the product
- Photos or videos of the product before/after the incident
- Packaging, labels, serial/model numbers, receipts
- Witness statements about how it failed
- Medical records linking the injury to the product
- Official reports (police, fire department, etc.)
- Expert analysis of the circumstances or similar products
- Evidence that the product was destroyed by the defect itself (e.g., it exploded or burned up)
You can contact an experienced California defective-product attorney at Bisnar Chase to find out whether your injury qualifies. Call 800-561-4887 for a free consultation.
Steps to Take After Suffering a Product Defect Injury
After suffering an injury from a dangerous consumer product, you should take the following steps to keep yourself safe and improve your chances of successfully fighting for compensation:.
- Seek Medical Attention. It is important to get appropriate medical treatment for your injuries, whether that involves calling an ambulance immediately or visiting a doctor the next day. Your health should always come first. In addition, the medical records showing your injuries and treatment will be important evidence in any legal action.
- Preserve and Document Evidence. Successful legal cases are built on strong evidence. Where possible, regularly document your injuries and any further evidence of the accident. Take pictures, and preserve the defective product if possible. You should also keep any receipts for proof of purchase.
- Check for Product Recalls. Find out if the manufacturer has recalled your product. This is not essential, but it can boost your case if the manufacturer has acknowledged a problem by issuing a product recall.
- Contact Bisnar Chase. You should contact a top-rated California product liability law firm as soon as possible after your accident. Our team has a national reputation and will give you the best chance of success.
Current Defective Product Cases We Are Handling / Investigating
- Seatback failure
- CAT – Collision avoidance technology
- Dangerous car seats
- Unintended acceleration
- Dangerous medical products
- Defective appliances
- Defective scooters
- Ion battery fires
Bisnar Chase Specializes in Product Liability
To maximize your chances of success and compensation, you need to work with a law firm that is right for your case. The following are just some of the factors you should look for in choosing the right lawyer:
- A track record of success with product liability cases like yours.
- Trial attorneys who can take your case all the way to the courtroom when necessary.
- Trial lawyers who are compassionate and responsive to your needs.
Bisnar Chase fulfills the criteria on each of these points. We take immense pride in providing superior representation throughout California.
We have a 99% success rate, the resources to take your case to trial, and the will to stand up to even the toughest manufacturers. The following are just some of our top product defect case results:
- $32.7 Million: Product Liability
- $24.7 Million: Defective Seatback Failure
- $14.4 Million: Product Liability
- $12.2 Million: Defective Product
The best product liability lawyer for your case will believe in you and fight for you every step of the way, which describes our team. We have taken many product defect cases to trial, and our team has a specialized interest in this area of law. We understand the risks involved in winning these highly complex defective-product cases.
Managing partner Brian Chase is a nationally known product liability lawyer, recently featured in Leaders in Law in 2026. Trial lawyer and partner Scott Ritsema, along with Brian, has taken many defective and dangerous product cases to trial with winning results. We have extensive experience in this area of law.
Top 10 Most Common Types of California Product Liability Cases
Many types of dangerous products are purchased every day. Some manufacturing defects pose serious hazards that can put users at significant risk, leading to personal injury or death.
The 10 most common types of defective product claims include:
Auto Defects:
A vehicle malfunction is likely to cause an auto accident. The defects we have seen include everything from carbon monoxide poisoning to malfunctioning brakes, sudden unintended acceleration (SUA), blown tires, faulty ignition switches, seatbelt failures, and more. We’ve taken on some of the toughest defective-car-part cases and paved the way for seatback-failure verdicts in the millions. Bisnar Chase is a trusted and reputable law firm that handles serious auto defects and is known nationwide for these cases.
Children’s Products:
When buying toys and products for your children, you trust that they will bring no harm. But in some cases, factors are overlooked, or mistakes are made, resulting in the release of products that can harm young users, such as toys with choking hazards. Dangerous designs and manufacturing flaws in children’s inflatables that cause death or injury.
Household Appliances and Furniture:
Everyday tasks in your home should not be dangerous; household appliances can be very heavy, pose a fire risk, and present many other potentially deadly hazards. Manufacturers should not release products to the public for sale or distribution unless they ensure product quality.
In addition, unbalanced furniture made with cheap materials or featuring faulty designs can be extremely dangerous. One recent example involves dressers and other furniture items tipping and crushing young victims.
Medical Devices:
Medical devices and implants are designed to save lives and improve the quality of life. You should never have to worry about whether a medical product will worsen your condition. But Bisnar Chase has won major settlements and verdicts for victims of faulty medical devices.
Chemicals and Cleaning Products:
Dealing with household and exterior cleaners can be extremely hazardous. Items like kitchen sprays, disinfectants, soaps, and detergents can be harmful depending on their ingredients.
High-strength products like Roundup weed killer have also been linked to serious side effects, such as the development of cancer. Roundup is the subject of many personal injury lawsuits throughout the country. To learn more, visit Senate Bill No. 258.
Contaminated Food:
We consume food and drink without expecting it to make us violently ill. We should not worry about contaminants causing serious side effects. The food and beverage industry must undergo rigorous testing and obey strict guidelines, laws, and regulations. When a food contamination issue arises, it is usually due to negligence or wrongdoing.
Industrial Equipment and Machinery:
Safety is key when working in positions that require big, heavy, fast, loud, and dangerous equipment and machinery. Organizations like OSHA work tirelessly to ensure that businesses follow proper protocols so their workers are kept safe on the job and not forced into potentially catastrophic situations.
Pharmaceutical Products:
From prescription medications to over-the-counter products, pharmaceuticals undergo rigorous testing before they are made available to consumers. But sometimes profits are prioritized over people, and pharmaceutical products can have known or unknown side effects.
Electronics
If proper design and manufacturing processes are not followed, electronic products are particularly prone to dangerous malfunctions. They can include dangerous parts, can lose control and normal functions, and may be prone to overheating.
Other Types of Defective or Dangerous Products
- Defective space heaters
- Defective curling irons and blow dryers
- Defective ladders
- Faulty water heaters
- Exploding phones, e-bikes, and ion batteries
- Faulty lawn equipment (movers, chainsaws, edgers, power tools)
- Collapsing strollers or cribs
Latest Product Recalls as of August 2026
- EEMB lithium coin battery charges for risk of injury or death from ingestion.
- WNTTMT baby walkers for risk from fall and entrapment hazards.
- Magnetic fidget sliders pose a risk of death or injury from magnet ingestion.
- Wichard Kalimba climbing ropes with a serious fall hazard.
- OKK Trading Easter LED headbands pose a risk of death or injury from battery ingestion.
- Louisville attic stairway ladders pose a serious fall hazard.
- DR Power Equipment has recalled lawn mowers due to a laceration hazard.
If you have been injured due to a dangerous product, please contact our highly skilled and experienced team of attorneys specializing in product liability in California. Call us at (800) 561-4887 for a free consultation and case evaluation.
Who is Liable for a Defective Product?
Liability refers to the parties that are legally responsible for your injuries. According to California’s strict liability law, we don’t necessarily have to prove direct negligence. Only that a product was defective and caused an injury.
The liable parties can include any company or entity involved in the chain of distribution, from the creation of the product to distribution and marketing. Common liable parties include:
- Manufacturers.
- Third-party designers.
- Anyone involved with making sub-parts or components.
- Suppliers.
- Distributors.
- Retailers.
A lawsuit can name multiple parties as defendants, ensuring that everyone sharing any blame for your injuries is held accountable.
Manufacturing Defect vs. Design Defect
Many companies handle both the design and manufacturing of a product. When that product is defective, the company is likely to be liable under state laws for manufacturing and design defects. However, these processes can also be outsourced.
The defective design or manufacturing of an item are not the only elements of liability. Another form of negligence is failure to warn, when a company fails to provide proper instructions for safe us, safety advisories, or hazard warnings.
Let us know if you have any questions about your defective and dangerous product liability claim. Our California product defect lawyers can go step-by-step with you on whether you have a case or not and see if a design defect was the cause of your injury.
Bisnar Chase’s team of product liability specialists will investigate every case and ensure that justice is done. We conduct extensive investigations and hire top experts in the industry to investigate the case and provide evidence to prove a product was dangerous or defective.
Product Liability Laws Are Different By State
In the U.S., there are no standardized federal laws regulating product liability, and each state controls its own set of legislative standards under typical categories like warranty law and negligence law.
California’s product liability laws cover areas including the burden of proof, statute ceilings, and punitive damages, shaping how we approach a legal action involving a faulty product. Further complicating matters, different legal grounds, such as “strict liability,” may be needed when filing product liability claims rather than traditional “negligence.”
Since there is no federal products liability law, most cases are based on state laws where the plaintiff resides or where the product was created, manufactured, marketed, or otherwise sold.
The legal landscape can be complex and difficult to navigate at the best of times. When a product fails, it has the potential to cause a catastrophic injury, and those responsible must be held accountable. That is why you need an experienced team behind you.
If you have questions about your state and the liability laws there, reach out to our top-rated California product liability attorneys. We can answer your questions and provide a path forward to recovering compensation. Call 800-562-4887 for a free consultation. There is NO FEE if we don’t win your case.
Winning California Products Liability Cases
Bisnar Chase, a top-rated California personal injury law firm, is passionate about taking on the big guns of Fortune 500 companies and seeking justice for you. We’ve been named Best Law Firms for over a decade by U.S. Attorneys.
Our experience in product liability law and defective and dangerous products allows us to be at the top of our game from the start. There is no learning curve when you have specialized in these cases for over four decades and have served areas such as Los Angeles and San Bernardino.
Brian Chase does not fear taking on Goliath. For decades, he’s been protecting clients’ rights and pursuing negligent corporations throughout California.
Brian has an exceptional record of handling a wide variety of cases. Some of the different product defect claims that he and his skilled team of product liability attorneys handle include the following:
- Auto defects, including airbags, tires, and seatback failures
- Talcum powder
- Roundup weed killer
- Allergan breast implants
- CAT technology defects
- Dangerous E-cigarettes
- Anything involving a faulty lithium-ion battery
- Drone accidents
Cases involving talcum powder and Roundup are now subject to major class-action lawsuits.
Bisnar Chase handles these and other smaller-scale product liability lawsuits across California and we are familiar with defendant legal teams, local judges, and experts. Contact a California product liability lawyer for a free consultation with no obligation. Call 800-561-4887.
The Role of the Consumer Product Safety Commission in Product Liability Cases
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) plays a key role in protecting people from serious injury or death caused by consumer products that fall under its jurisdiction.
It is an independent authority acting as an industry watchdog. The agency monitors various items, from toys to rugged off-road vehicles, and actively pursues reforms to eliminate manufacturing or product defects that harm consumers.
A vital component has been the creation of an online platform that allows interested firms to provide input into CPSC’s “Fast Track” recall program for cases involving liabilities associated with defective products that could cause harm or injury.
Product Liability Statistics
- Product liability cases account for approximately 10% of all civil litigation cases in the United States.
- The average cost of a product liability lawsuit is approximately $1.2 million.
- Approximately 75% of product liability cases are settled out of court through negotiations with an insurance company or legal defense team.
- About 25% of product liability cases are decided in court through a jury trial.
- Faulty medical devices are at the heart of about 25% of product liability cases.
(Source: American Bar Association)
Products Liability Statute of Limitations in California
Victims of defective products have a limited amount of time to seek compensation for their injuries.
The time constraint on taking legal action is known as the statute of limitations. It can vary greatly depending on the victim’s geographic location and the state in which their product was manufactured. The statute of limitations in California is 2 years.
It is important to note that there are exceptions to this two-year limit. As a result, we advise every injury victim to contact a lawyer as soon as possible after an accident. Don’t leave it to chance, even if you’re not sure you want to follow through with a lawsuit. Get in touch and find out your options before time runs out.
Receiving compensation for medical costs, out-of-pocket expenses, or pain and suffering due to manufacturer negligence is nearly impossible if the legal deadline for filing a personal injury claim for damages has passed.
Call (800) 561-4887 after a defective-product injury. The top-rated California product liability attorneys at Bisnar Chase, based in Orange County and with 5 locations across California, will provide you with a free, no-obligation consultation that will give you all the information you need to start your case on the right foot.
No Win No Fee Dangerous Products Lawyers
For many people, filing a personal injury lawsuit is daunting because a case against a major manufacturer is likely expensive. These companies have large legal teams at their disposal and will stop at nothing to save money on product recalls and compensation for injured victims.
That is why you need to work with a law firm like Bisnar Chase. Our firm will take on the financial burden of building a product liability case to protect you from financial loss.
We Shield You From Financial Liability
At Bisnar Chase, we advance all costs until the case is won. This will protect you from out-of-pocket expenses and remove financial worry. We only collect our fee when the case is over.
A typical fee for a personal injury case in California is 33%. This is standard but could be more depending on the resources involved in your case. For instance, it may increase if the case goes to trial, as trials require more time and resources.
The percentage is agreed upon before you sign anything, so you know the exact state of play before we start. We ensure that no client is left in the dark.
A Win-Win Agreement to Protect You
When you win your case, we take our percentage from your compensation. That means that you pay nothing out of pocket. And if we do not win compensation, you will owe nothing. It is a win-win agreement that protects the clients and allows everyone to hire top-tier legal help.
Every client is unique, and we are flexible when working with you to cut costs wherever possible. We often negotiate medical bills to shave hundreds or thousands off of an injury claim. Reach out to our California product liability attorneys if you have questions.
Product Liability Claims: Key Questions Answered
Our team is here to help with every aspect of your case. We have been there and seen it all when it comes to dangerous and defective products. However, when fully informed, many people feel more comfortable taking on a legal case. Below, we have answered some critical questions about product defect law.
What is the Difference Between Product Liability and Strict Liability?
Product liability is when a company is held responsible for any serious injuries caused by its products. Strict liability means the company doesn’t need to have done anything wrong; if someone gets hurt using one of its products, they can be sued.
Product Liability Breach of Warranty
A manufacturer is liable for any damages caused by its products. This legal concept holds product manufacturers and distributors accountable for consumer injuries caused by product defects.
A product liability breach of warranty occurs when the product fails to meet certain expectations, such as being safe for use or capable of performing the task for which it was designed.
What is product liability insurance?
Product liability insurance protects businesses against lawsuits if someone gets injured using their products. If they make a toaster that explodes and burns someone’s hand, they could sue the company for damages, such as medical bills or lost wages.
The insurance company will cover those costs up to the policy limit ($1 million) with product liability insurance.
Like other insurers, insurance companies try to minimize payouts on injury claims involving defective or dangerous products.
The insurance company pays what it has to, not what it wants, so having a personal injury lawyer with a history of successful product liability verdicts and settlements is important.
The Burden of Proof in Product Liability Claims
The plaintiff bears the burden of proving that the product is defective. Since there are three types of defects that a plaintiff can allege in a product liability case (manufacturing, design, and marketing), the plaintiff must provide evidence of the defect or product flaw.
Warning labels or disclaimers that fail to describe the dangers adequately often lead to product liability claims. In this situation, someone unaware of all the risks associated with using the product may suffer injuries. The plaintiff must prove that a product harmed them and that they used it as intended.
This implies that if someone sustains harm from misusing a product, they would be ineligible to file a claim for damages because their harm resulted from misuse, not a product flaw.
What is product liability for failure to warn?
“Product liability failure to warn” is a legal term in the United States. It refers to a situation in which a manufacturer, distributor, or seller fails to provide adequate warnings about the potential dangers of using their product. These dangers can include anything from choking hazards to poisoning risks.
Product Liability: Foreseeable Misuse
A product’s liability for harm resulting from improper use is known as foreseeable misuse.
The law does not require product manufacturers to anticipate misuse of their products. However, if they expect such misuse and take reasonable steps to prevent it, they may be relieved of liability for any resulting harm.
To avoid foreseeable misuse, there are three things that manufacturers should consider:
- 1) What are the possible ways in which people might misuse their product?
- 2) What are the risks associated with those possibilities?
- 3) What could they do to reduce or eliminate those risks?
What is a Product Liability Waiver?
A product liability waiver is a contract that the customer signs, promising not to sue the company for any harm or loss caused by the company’s product.
Product liability waivers are also known as “release of liability” or “hold harmless” agreements. They are usually signed when a customer purchases a service from a company and agrees not to sue the company for any injury or damage caused by the company’s product.
You should be careful when agreeing to a waiver, which will reduce your right to compensation.
Consumer Expectation Tests
The consumer expectations test is a legal standard in product liability cases. It allows a jury to determine if a product is defectively designed by assessing whether it meets reasonable consumer expectations.
- The consumer expectations test is used in products liability tort cases to evaluate design defects
- The test imposes liability on a seller if a product is in a defective condition that is unreasonably dangerous to consumers
Key aspects of the test include:
- Allows a jury to infer a defect if the product fails to meet reasonable consumer expectations
- Applicable when plaintiffs cannot provide direct evidence of a manufacturing flaw
- A product is considered defective when it fails under conditions an average consumer would reasonably expect it to perform
- The test is NOT appropriate for cases involving complex technical or mechanical defects that require specialized understanding
Contact our California personal injury lawyers at Bisnar Chase for a free consultation if you have questions about your product defect case or believe a defective or dangerous item injured you. Our team is here to help. Call now at 800-561-4887.
Defective Medical Device Cases in California
A medical device can fail in many ways, such as with hip replacements or vaginal mesh implanting. When a medical device does fail, it can leave victims in painful or fatal circumstances, often causing lifelong symptoms.
If you are suffering complications from a defective medical device or unsafe prescription drugs, contact our office immediately by calling (800) 561-4887.
We will advise you on whether or not we can take your medical defect case. We have represented clients who have experienced serious, damaging side effects from unsafe prescription drugs for decades, with winning results.
What About Auto Defect Cases?
Bisnar Chase is nationally renowned for winning auto defect cases. Every member of our team is committed and passionate about what they do. We have recovered millions of dollars in battles with major auto manufacturers and are experts in consumer protection laws.
Our team has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for clients injured or losing loved ones due to vehicle manufacturer negligence.
We handle cases ranging from faulty airbags and defective seatbelts to tire separation, seatback failures, rollover crashes, and sudden unintended acceleration. Contact an experienced product liability lawyer at Bisnar Chase for expert help now.
Contact Our Experienced California Product Liability Lawyers
Our law firm has provided superior representation to clients in numerous defective and dangerous product cases, winning over $1B for injury victims over more than 46 years in business.
We take pride in helping those who have suffered serious injuries due to defective products across California.
- 2026 Super Lawyers
- 1% of the Top-Rated Attorneys in the Nation
- Avvo A+ Rated
- Top 25 Product Liability Lawyers in the US
- 2026 Best Law Firms in America
Brian Chase has spent much of his career going after deceptive and negligent manufacturers, specifically those that have catastrophically harmed consumers.
We provide elite legal representation that maximizes your compensation. We have a 99% success rate, with more than $1B for our clients and counting! Product defect cases are complex, and only a seasoned personal injury lawyer will get you the justice you deserve.
Some law firms want to settle every case quickly and move on, but we take great care with every case. At our firm, multiple attorneys will review your case to ensure that nothing is missed, our strategy is spot-on, and no money is left on the table. Call 800-561-4887 for a free consultation.
Bisnar Chase has recovered more than $1 billion in settlements and verdicts across all practice areas as of August 2026. Results vary by case, and past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
For more information on whether you have a product liability claim or a manufacturing defect case, please get in touch for a free case evaluation. You can call an experienced product liability attorney in California at (800) 561-4887 or contact us through our website. We are ready to fight for you.
Brian Chase
Articles, blogs, and content have been reviewed by legal in-house staff. Brian Chase is the managing partner of Bisnar Chase Personal Injury Attorneys, LLP. He is the lead trial lawyer and oversees cases handling dangerous and defective products that injure consumers. Brian is a top-rated injury attorney with numerous legal honors and awards for his work relating to auto defects and dangerous products. His firm has recovered over $1B for its clients. Brian is a frequent speaker for CAOC, Dordick Trial College, and OCTLA, covering personal injury trial techniques.
Serving California Since 1978
Bisnar Chase is a top-rated personal injury law firm with a national reputation. The firm has been in business since 1978 and has represented thousands of clients. Based in Newport Beach and with offices across California, Bisnar Chase has recovered over $1 billion in settlements and verdicts, emphasizing superior client representation above all.
