Orlando Product Liability Lawyers
As a consumer in Florida, you have the right to expect that the products and equipment you use are safe. Unfortunately, too often manufacturers frequently put their own profits before the safety of their customers, which can lead to consumers being injured by dangerous or defective products.
When dangerous or defective products cause injuries, manufacturers and sellers must be held accountable. At Todd E. Copeland & Associates, our Orlando product liability attorneys have the knowledge, experience, and the skills to take on major corporations and fight for the compensation you deserve after suffering preventable harm.





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ToggleWhy Trust Our Product Liability Attorneys?
In a world filled with countless products, trusting their safety is an everyday gamble. When that trust is broken and a faulty product causes injury, navigating the legal system alone can feel overwhelming.
Our product liability attorneys at Todd E. Copeland & Associates in Orlando have a proven track record of holding manufacturers and retailers accountable when dangerous products and equipment cause people harm. Let us ensure you receive the compensation you need to heal and move forward.
You Deserve Personalized Attention
From your first consultation until your case resolves, you’ll be treated with the utmost compassion and respect. We take the time to get to know you and your family, and truly understand how your accident and your injuries have impacted your life, ensuring you feel supported and informed throughout the legal process.
Your Convenience and Comfort Are Paramount
Located in the Orlando Central Business District, our injury law firm is easily accessible from I-4, HWY 408, and E, Colonial Dr. If your injuries make traveling difficult, however, we’ll come to you, at a location that is most convenient and comfortable for you.
We Won’t Charge Upfront Fees
We understand that financial worries can add stress to an already challenging time. That’s why we work on a contingency fee basis. You won’t pay any fees upfront, and we only get paid if we recover compensation for you.
Client Testimonials
Mr. Todd Copeland was able to take the most tragic experience of my life and bring joy from it and faith back in people! Mr. Todd went above and beyond what most people would have done to go after the insurance company responsible! But my surviving the accident was only the first blessing I was to receive thanks to Mr. Todd! People hardly ever hear anything good about attorneys so I can personally attest to only Todd Copeland who proved he was a special person !
FANTASTIC LAWYER & FIRM! In a world of so many lawyers, it’s hard to know who to trust… I picked Todd Copeland to represent me after doing a few hours of research. I didn’t want to risk being lost or shuffled around in a firm with hundreds of lawyers. I believe that personal connections make for the best results. I wanted a law firm who would know who I was when I called.
Todd is quick to respond to any questions or concerns you may have. An overall nice guy that truly cares about his clients. I wish I could give ten stars – he’s that’s much of a rock star!
I was represented by Todd Copeland for my first car accident ever. I was very pleased with the great service I received from this office. My case manager was available 24/7, so communication was excellent. Mr. Copeland was very professional and took the time to make sure I understood what was going on with my case. I have recommended this law firm to my family and friends.

Orlando personal injury attorney Todd Copeland is the Founder and Managing Partner of Todd E. Copeland & Associates, P.A. He is a former President of the Florida Justice Association, a nonprofit organization that works to strengthen and uphold Florida’s civil justice system and protect the rights of its citizens and consumers. With over 30 years of experience in Florida personal injury law, Todd is committed to helping injured victims in our community recover maximum compensation for the losses they’ve endured.
Education: JD – Mercer University – Walter F. George Law School, 1992
Experience: More than 30 years
Bar & Court Admissions: Florida Bar
Southern District of Florida
Middle District of Florida
Northern District of Florida
338 North Magnolia Avenue Suite B
Orlando, FL 32801

- Local: (407) 999-8995
How to Recover Compensation After a Dangerous Product Accident in Orlando
If you suffered injuries because of a defective product in Orlando, you may be entitled to receive compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Here’s a roadmap to navigate the legal process and recover the damages you deserve.
Seek Medical Attention
Your health is the top priority. Getting immediate medical attention and documenting your injuries, to establish a clear connection between the product and your harm, is important. Make sure to keep all medical records and bills associated with your injuries.
Preserve Evidence
Hold onto the defective product if possible. Take pictures and videos of the damage and the scene, if possible. This will be crucial for your product liability claim. If others witnessed the incident, gather their contact information (name, address, and phone number), as their input can be helpful during your case.
Report the Incident
File a report with the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to document the danger posed by the faulty or dangerous product. This will help prevent future injuries to other consumers. If your accident happened at work, or at a place of business, report the incident to the company or property owner as well.
Contact Our Product Liability Attorneys
Our experienced lawyers will investigate your claim, determine the liable parties (manufacturer, retailer, etc.), and gather evidence to secure maximum compensation on your behalf. We’ll handle complex legal issues and negotiations with the liable parties, allowing you to focus on healing.
What Damages Are Available in a Product Liability Lawsuit?
Product liability lawsuits can help you recover compensation for the tangible costs and intangible losses associated with your injury. These damages fall into three main categories. They are:
Economic Damages
These are the financial losses you’ve incurred, such as medical bills, lost wages, and rehabilitation costs.
Noneconomic Damages
These include the pain and suffering, emotional distress, and loss of enjoyment of life caused by your injury.
Punitive Damages
In rare cases, where the manufacturer’s actions were egregious or displayed reckless disregard for safety, punitive damages may be awarded to punish the company and deter similar behavior in the future.
What You Should Know About Dangerous Industrial Equipment
Industrial workplaces are vital to our economy, but they also harbor inherent risks. Dangerous industrial equipment, when not properly maintained or used incorrectly or unsafely, can cause catastrophic injuries or even death. Here’s a quick guide:
- Types of Dangerous Equipment: Power tools, machinery with moving parts, forklifts, and electrical equipment are common culprits in industrial accidents.
- Employer Responsibilities: OSHA regulations mandate that employers provide proper training, safety gear, and implement safeguards to minimize risks.
- Manufacturer Liability: Industrial equipment manufacturers are liable for the injuries their products cause if the injuries result from dangerous designs, faulty parts, or negligent workmanship.
- Warning Signs of Danger: Faulty equipment, missing safety guards, and inadequate training are all red flags that could lead to accidents.
- If You’re Injured: Seek immediate medical attention and report the incident to your supervisor and OSHA. An experienced attorney at our law firm will help you understand your legal options and navigate the process to recover compensation.
By understanding these dangers and your rights, you can help keep yourself and your fellow workers safe in industrial settings.
What You Should Know About Defective Auto Parts
A defective auto part can turn a routine drive to work, the grocery store, or your family outing, into a disaster. Here’s what you need to be aware of, and what you should do if you’re injured because of a faulty auto part.
- Types of Defective Parts: Malfunctioning brakes, faulty airbags, steering components prone to failure, and exploding tires are just a few examples of defective auto parts that can cause motor vehicle accidents and injuries.
- Manufacturer Recalls: Auto manufacturers are required to recall vehicles with known safety defects. Regularly check for recall notices for your car on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website. A recall is designed to help prevent future harm. It does not release the manufacturer from liability for injuries.
- Warning Signs of Trouble: Unusual noises, difficulty steering, or malfunctioning warning lights might indicate a defective part. Don’t ignore these signs and have your car inspected by a qualified mechanic.
- Legal Options: If you’re injured in an accident caused by a defective auto part, you may be able to file a product liability lawsuit against the manufacturer or retailer. Our experienced attorneys will help you navigate your lawsuit, so you can focus on getting better.
By staying informed and taking precautions, you can minimize the risk of becoming involved in an accident caused by a defective auto part. By taking legal action, you can make sure negligent auto parts manufacturers are held accountable.

Orlando personal injury attorney Todd Copeland is the Founder and Managing Partner of Todd E. Copeland & Associates, P.A. He is currently the Vice President of the Florida Justice Association, a nonprofit organization that works to strengthen and uphold Florida’s civil justice system and protect the rights of its citizens and consumers. With over 30 years of experience in Florida personal injury law, Todd is committed to helping injured victims in our community recover maximum compensation for the losses they’ve endured.
Education: JD – Mercer University – Walter F. George Law School, 1992
Experience: More than 30 years
Bar & Court Admissions: The Florida Bar, Florida Justice Association
338 North Magnolia Avenue Suite B
Orlando, FL 32801

- Local: (407) 999-8995