The Products Liability Law Chronicles list allows you to market to legal professionals who purchase law books and publications to stay current in their legal field of expertise. These attorneys buy through various multi-channels to learn about changing laws, new rulings, court cases, and other legal matters. Product liability legal experts specialize in representing consumers who have purchased goods that are faulty, defective, or unsafe and caused the consumer harm or loss.

This marketing and mailing list puts you in direct contact with lawyers, attorneys, and legal counselors who practice products liability law. As the legal field continues to evolve and expand, these law professionals stay abreast of current developments by subscribing to or buying law books, reference books, newsletters, publications, periodicals, journals, magazines, booklets, digests, and legal reviews. These publications provide attorneys with the most updated information in areas such as recent court rulings, consumer good products, federal safety regulations, legislative law, business law, consumer protection, best practices, and consumer safety.

Products liability law attorneys and lawyers represent consumers who have purchased a product in good faith, however, due to a design flaw or defect, the product does not work properly, causes injury, or damages property. These products may not have proper warnings on the product label or incomplete owner’s instructions for safe use.  Attorneys represent these individuals in a court of law to seek recovery for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and punitive damages. They gather evidence and present the consumer’s case in hopes of winning a court awarded judgment or lump sum settlement. These attorneys work with paralegals, judges, product manufacturers, justices, law clerks, corporations, legal assistants, legal secretaries, court reporters, arbitrators, and magistrates. You will find product liability attorneys employed in private practice, partnerships, businesses, and law firms. 

Besides legal publications and books, attorneys purchase related products such as upscale business attire, office furniture, wall décor, client files, legal software, computers, office supplies, marketing and promotional supplies, portfolios, business cards, accounting supplies, conference room supplies, legal documents, briefcases, tape recorders, bookshelves, and cellular phones to perform their duties.

The Products Liability Law Chronicles list is ideal for legal supply providers, consumer agencies, upscale apparel providers, book publishers, legal associations, consumer safety advocates, trade publications, consumer magazine publishers, continuing education providers, e-reader suppliers, DVD and video retailers, credit cards issuers, office supply providers, furniture providers, electronics providers.