GE Appliances Recalls Free-Standing and Slide-In Ranges

If you believe you currently possess the recalled ranges, you are urged to immediately contact GE Appliances to officially determine if your unit is part of the recall. Once verified, you can schedule a free in-home service call to inspect the recalled range’s anti-tip bracket to ensure it is securely installed in your floor or wall. According to GE, consumers are currently unable to return the recalled ranges to their place of purchase, as retailers are not prepared to receive the units. If you have not called GE or are still waiting for your inspection, the company has stated that you can still continue to use the ranges but are cautioned to refrain from placing any objects on the open oven door until the range’s anti-tip bracket has been inspected and repaired.

If a defective product harmed you due to manufacturer/seller error or negligence, you could be entitled to compensation for your injuries. However, you might be wondering how much your injury case is worth. When it comes to injury cases, the value of your specific case may vary and depends on a few key factors: the circumstances and severity of your injuries, and the limits on your insurance coverage, among other things. 
However, most commonly in injury cases, victims can receive compensation for the following:

• Lost wages;
• Medical expenses;
• Future medical bills;
• Reduced quality of life;
• Loss of earning capacity;
• Loss of consortium; and
• Pain and suffering.

Standing up against major manufacturers or sellers may seem like an intimidating task to take on--however, with the right legal team on your side, you can receive justice. That’s where we come in. 

When you hire one of our defective product attorneys, you can vastly increase your chances of receiving the compensation you deserve for your injuries. For over 30 years, our attorneys here at Morgan & Morgan have been getting victims just like you get the justice they deserve for their injury cases. This is why when you decide to work with our attorneys, they will get straight to work on your injury case. After reviewing your initial case information, in order to ensure you are getting the proper compensation you need for your injuries, your attorney and legal team will gather and review any documentation that could be relevant to your case. This documentation can include but is not limited to:

• Your medical records
• Police reports
• Insurance policy information
• Medical bills

Your attorney will then work with medical professionals and other experts to establish a strong claim for your injury case. Your attorney will also alert the defendant's legal team that Morgan & Morgan is representing you. Next, your legal team will attempt to reach out to the defendant's legal team to try and settle your case outside of court. However, if your case negotiations prove unsuccessful, your attorney will be more than prepared to represent you inside the courtroom. 

For more information on how our defective product attorneys can help you with your recall case, please complete our free no-obligation case evaluation form today.