Leading Product Liability Experts

Jason Turchin is a national victim's rights attorney with more than 23 years of experience representing individuals and families in complex personal injury, wrongful death, product liability, life insurance, cruise ship injury, and consumer protection matters. He has handled thousands of claims involving motor vehicle accidents, defective products, catastrophic injuries, insurance disputes, and dangerous consumer products, giving him firsthand insight into the legal and practical issues that affect victims nationwide. Jason is frequently sought for commentary on breaking legal and consumer safety news, including product recalls, automotive defects, autonomous vehicles, artificial intelligence and liability, cruise passenger rights, insurance claim denials, wrongful death litigation, premises liability, and emerging trends in personal injury law. He filed one of the early lawsuits involving Takata airbags, which became part of the largest automotive recall in U.S. history affecting more than 80 million vehicles. He also authored Automotive Product Liability for Self-Driving Vehicles, published by Westlaw Journal – Automotive, and has studied autonomous vehicle liability and AI-related legal issues for more than a decade. Beyond litigation, Jason closely follows developments involving the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), NHTSA investigations, FDA safety communications, product recalls, and emerging technologies that may create new legal risks for consumers. He regularly analyzes how engineering decisions, patents, government investigations, and safety standards intersect with product liability litigation. Jason has been interviewed or quoted by national and international media, including CNN, CBS News, Bloomberg, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Newsweek, NBC, Rolling Stone, and numerous other national and local television and print outlets. He is known for translating complex legal issues into practical, understandable guidance for consumers and journalists alike. Journalists frequently contact Jason for timely commentary on: Product recalls and consumer safety Autonomous vehicles, AI, and automotive liability Personal injury and wrongful death Insurance claim denials and life insurance disputes Cruise ship injuries and passenger rights Dangerous products and product liability litigation Litigation trends, mass torts, and consumer protection

Steven M. Sweat is the founding attorney of Steven M. Sweat, Personal Injury Lawyers, APC, a plaintiff-side personal injury and wrongful death firm based in Los Angeles, California. With more than 30 years of experience exclusively representing injured individuals and the families of wrongful death victims, Steven has dedicated his entire legal career to fighting for those harmed by the negligence of others — never representing insurance companies or corporate defendants. Steven's firm handles a wide range of serious injury cases, including automobile and motorcycle collisions, truck accidents, traumatic brain injuries, catastrophic injuries, premises liability, pedestrian accidents, rideshare crashes, and wrongful death claims throughout California. All cases are handled on a contingency-fee basis, meaning clients pay nothing unless compensation is recovered. Recognized consistently as one of California's top personal injury attorneys, Steven holds an Avvo 10.0 "Superb" rating, has been named to the Super Lawyers list every year since 2012, and is a member of the National Trial Lawyers Top 100 and the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum. He is an active member of the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA), the Consumer Attorneys of California (CAOC), and the American Association for Justice (AAJ). Beyond the courtroom, Steven is committed to educating the public about their legal rights. He publishes regularly on victimslawyer.com and the California Accident Attorneys Blog, produces legal educational content on his YouTube channel (@InjuryLawyerSteveSweat), and has contributed to national legal publications including the National Law Review.

Loyd J. Bourgeois is a Louisiana personal injury attorney and founder of Loyd J. Bourgeois Injury & Accident Lawyer, with offices in Metairie and Luling. With a background in engineering and a law degree from Tulane University, Loyd brings an analytical yet client-centered approach to injury law. He focuses exclusively on helping individuals recover after serious accidents, including car and truck crashes, wrongful death claims, and other personal injury matters. Loyd is also an accomplished law firm owner who has earned national recognition for business growth. His firm has been named to the Inc. Regionals Southeast list, the LawFirm 500 list, and the LSU100 Top 10 Fastest Growing Tiger Businesses, placing him among the fastest-growing business leaders in the region. He offers practical insight into law firm operations, client service systems, and sustainable growth strategies for solo and small firms. Known for his clear communication and grounded perspective, Loyd frequently speaks on issues related to insurance disputes, case valuation, personal injury litigation, and legal marketing. His firm has also been recognized by New Orleans CityBusiness, U.S. News & World Report, and NOLA Family Magazine for excellence in litigation and client care. Loyd is available to comment on personal injury law in Louisiana, civil justice trends, insurance company tactics, and the business of building and running a successful law firm.

David Shoop is a nationally recognized lawyer and founder of Shoop | A Professional Law Corporation – one of California’s most successful plaintiffs’ firms. In his years of litigating matters involving defective products and medical devices, Mr. Shoop has amassed well over a half billion dollars in verdicts and settlements in these cases alone. Moreover, he has numerous multi-million dollar results to his credit, including a $30 million verdict in a complex product liability case in Los Angeles County (Case No. BC 594187), a $14 million settlement involving implantable Class III medical devices and $70 million in recent product liability settlements. Our law firm has obtained numerous, multi-million dollar verdicts at trial as well as:Nine-Figure medical device recoveries; Eight-Figure product liability recoveries; including a $30 Million jury verdict (Case No. BC 594187);Eight-Figure wrongful death recoveries;Eight-Figure catastrophic personal injury recoveries; Eight-Figure work site injury recoveries;Eight-Figure consumer class action recoveries;Multi-million dollar burn injury recoveries; andMulti-million dollar insurance bad faith recoveries.Our product liability knowledge and experience is unparalleled and our consistent track record of multi-million dollar results speak for themselves. We never stop advocating for our clients and we pride ourselves on removing dangerous and defective products from the marketplace - especially those products marketed exclusively for children's use. David Shoop received his law degree from the Case Western Reserve University School of Law in Cleveland, Ohio and is a proud veteran having served on active duty in the United States Army. Prior to forming SHOOP | A PROFESSIONAL LAW CORPORATION, Mr. Shoop was a partner in the oldest active law firm in Beverly Hills, California.

California-licensed attorney and founder of Lawsuit Informer, an attorney-led legal education platform focused on toxic exposure, consumer safety, and lawsuit-related guidance for the public.

Elliott H. Jung is a founding partner at HHJ Trial Attorneys, a leading personal injury and employment litigation firm in San Diego County. He is a highly regarded trial lawyer known for representing clients in complex cases involving catastrophic injuries, traumatic brain injuries, sexual assault, and workplace retaliation. Recognized among the top 2.5% of attorneys nationwide by Super Lawyers and named to the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40, Elliott has secured millions in verdicts and settlements for his clients. With experience in over 50 jury trials, Elliott is known for his strong courtroom presence and results-driven approach, often achieving maximum settlements without trial. He earned his law degree from Southwestern Law School, where he excelled in trial advocacy and won a regional American Bar Association competition. In addition to his legal practice, Elliott serves as an adjunct professor, mentors aspiring lawyers, and actively contributes to community and pro bono initiatives.

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Nisan Zaghi is an Associate Attorney at Consumer Attorneys whose practice is dedicated to protecting consumers from credit-reporting errors, unfair debt-collection practices, and background-check inaccuracies under statutes such as the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Before joining the firm, he sharpened his litigation skills at a boutique patent-litigation practice and later represented individuals in consumer-protection cases, gaining a valuable mix of technical insight and client-focused strategy. Nisan is motivated by the belief that businesses must be held accountable when they cut corners or defraud everyday people. Restoring a client’s reputation - and often their livelihood - gives him genuine professional satisfaction. To deliver the best possible client experience, he stays readily available, answers questions promptly, and keeps each client fully informed as their case unfolds. He earned his J.D. from Fordham University School of Law on a substantial scholarship and holds a B.S. in Biology from Brooklyn College, where research-heavy coursework honed the analytical mindset he brings to complex credit-report disputes. Admitted to practice in New York and New Jersey state courts and in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, he is positioned to litigate most consumer-protection claims arising in the Northeast. Nisan is an active member of the New York State Bar Association, staying current on developments in consumer law and collaborating with advocates across the state. Outside the office, Nisan enjoys hiking, swimming, and spending quality time with his wife and children - pursuits that keep him grounded and energized for his clients’ battles.

CLP Legal is a leading Personal Injury Law Firm with offices in Perth and Fremantle, Western Australia. Our law firm provides specialist legal services in the following areas: Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Workers’ Compensation Claims Public Liability Insurance Claims Criminal Injury Compensation Total & Permanent Disability Insurance Claims Death and Superannuation Insurance Claims Sickness & Accident Insurance Claims Our two offices are conveniently located in the Perth CBD and Central Fremantle areas.

Arvin Mousavi is a California lemon law and personal injury attorney and founder of Mousavi Law Firm in Woodland Hills. He represents consumers and injury victims across California against automakers, insurers, and negligent parties — handling defective-vehicle and recall claims, car, truck, motorcycle, and rideshare accidents, and emerging autonomous-vehicle (Waymo/robotaxi) injury cases. A UCLA School of Law graduate who previously practiced at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, he can explain lemon law, vehicle recalls, insurance disputes, and consumer rights in plain English and on deadline. Available for interviews and written commentary.

I'm a trial attorney in Georgia. My practice is personal injury and daycare abuse, but the cases I handle have made me functionally fluent in healthcare pricing, how medical bills are constructed, what insurers actually pay versus what providers charge, and who absorbs the cost of treatment. Healthcare pricing in America is opaque by design and I'm passionate about increasing transparency in that arena. The legal system is one of the few places where that pricing gets tested regularly. I negotiate medical liens, challenge inflated billing, investigate billing schemes and deal with the gap between what a hospital charges and what insurance reimburses. Georgia's recent tort reform is making this worse. New legislation addressed a real problem with a hammer rather than a scalpel and underserved communities with limited access to healthcare are paying the price. I built First Counsel, a plain-language legal education resource explaining how medical billing, insurance, and the legal process actually interact. It also helps parents check whether a daycare is safe using publicly available inspection data. I wanted to provide an outlet for information that's usually buried in legalese, behind a consultation wall, or full of sales funnels. I'm available to comment on healthcare pricing and transparency, medical billing practices, rising insurance and healthcare costs, advice to consumers on how to reduce medical costs, liens and subrogation, Georgia tort reform, and civil litigation.

John J. Roach is a San Francisco personal injury lawyer specializing in catastrophic injury cases including traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, pedestrian accidents, rideshare and Uber/Lyft accident litigation, and underinsured motorist arbitrations. Since founding his firm in 2015, he has recovered over $25 million for Bay Area injury victims, including a $6 million settlement for a pedestrian traumatic brain injury case and a $2,185,000 settlement in another TBI matter. John serves on the Board of Directors of the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association (SFTLA) and Co-Chairs its Education Committee. He has been selected to Super Lawyers every year from 2021 to 2026 and is a frequent contributor to Plaintiff Magazine, where his published works include analysis of his own jury verdict in Converse v. Adkins examining the foreseeability doctrine. John is bilingual in English and Spanish and is available for expert commentary on personal injury law, California civil procedure, jury trial strategy, traumatic brain injury cases, rideshare and gig economy accident litigation, pedestrian and bicycle accident law, and underinsured motorist arbitrations.

Yaear Weintroub, an Associate Attorney at Consumer Attorneys, devotes his practice to safeguarding consumers from credit-reporting errors, unlawful debt-collection tactics, and other violations proscribed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act. His current work builds on experience gained at a consumer-protection practice, where he handled FCRA cases and a broad docket of related matters, and on the litigation skills he first developed as a full-time Pro Bono Scholar at Disability Rights New York. Consumer-protection law appeals to him because it offers a direct way to confront businesses that cut corners or defraud ordinary people. Restoring a client’s good name - or the financial opportunities they lost when a report or creditor got it wrong - brings him genuine professional satisfaction. True to that mission, he keeps an open line of communication with every client, answers questions promptly, and explains each procedural step so that no one is left guessing how a case is unfolding. He earned his J.D. from Hofstra Law School on a full scholarship and was selected for the Pro Bono Scholars Program, which allowed him to sit for the bar exam early and accelerate his admission to practice. Before law school he completed a B.A. in Philosophy at Brooklyn College, augmenting his analytical training with a minor in computer science. Away from the office Yaear writes music, plays several instruments, follows a wide range of sports, and spends as much time as possible with his wife and their dog.

David Pinkhasov is an Associate Attorney of Consumer Attorneys. David is admitted in Courts of the State of New York and Florida. David received his J.D. from Hofstra University Law School in 2021. While attending Hofstra, David interned at the Medical Legal Partnership Clinic, where he assisted in addressing clients’ legal needs impacting their health and well-being, such as income and housing. David also interned at the Nassau County Bar Association Mortgage Foreclosure Pro Bono Project, which was geared towards providing limited representation in court mandated conferences to any Nassau County resident facing foreclosure. In addition, David co-mediated custody and visitation disputes, divorce, and other family matters as a student mediator for Hofstra’s Family Law Mediation Clinic. After graduating law school, David served as an attorney for a Real Estate law firm where he guided clients through transactions ranging from intricate leasing agreements to large-scale property acquisitions. David brings a unique blend of legal experience and approachability to every case.

Corradino & Partners, LLC is a trusted personal injury attorney in NJ, representing clients in car, truck, and motorcycle accidents, workers' compensation, premises, and product liability cases. With 24/7 availability and a no recovery/no fee policy, our team provides dedicated advocacy and clear communication. Having recovered millions for clients, we combine local expertise with personalized support to help clients navigate complex legal matters with confidence. Contact us today for a free consultation. Corradino & Partners, LLC—your New Jersey personal injury lawyer, New Jersey car accident lawyer, and New Jersey workers’ compensation lawyer—schedule a free consultation today. Year Established : 2000

I'm the founder and Editor-in-Chief of ExpertReviewHQ, where I synthesize the findings of more than 250 professional review outlets — Wirecutter, Consumer Reports, Good Housekeeping, and others — into consensus buying guidance across 100+ product categories. Rather than re-testing products myself, I map where the expert testers agree, where they diverge, and what that disagreement means for an individual buyer. I bring 20 years in enterprise portfolio management (PMP, BRMP) to the site's editorial methodology. I can speak to where the reviews align or conflict in almost any consumer category, what buyers consistently overlook, and how to read product reviews critically.

Yehoshua Bier, widely known as Attorney JB, is an experienced trial attorney recognized for his strategic advocacy and client-focused approach. He represents individuals and families in personal injury and wrongful death cases, handling complex matters involving negligence, insurance disputes, and civil litigation. Known for his meticulous preparation and practical problem-solving, he tailors his legal strategy to the unique facts and goals of each client. In addition to his courtroom experience, Yehoshua has extensive expertise in negotiation, legal writing, trial advocacy, and case management. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Baltimore School of Law and is frequently sought by journalists for commentary on Personal Injury Law, Litigation Strategy, Negligence Liability, Insurance Disputes, Consumer Rights, and legal issues affecting individuals and businesses. His insights are valued for translating complex legal concepts into clear, practical guidance grounded in real-world experience.

I am a CII-certified commercial insurance specialist and technical writer with over 5 years of hands-on experience in property and casualty (P&C) risk management. I hold a certification from the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) and an Advanced Diploma in Insurance Studies from the Higher Institute of Insurance. As the founder and lead editor of Insuremia (insuremia.com), I specialize in breaking down complex U.S. commercial liability frameworks for small business owners, consultants, and licensed professionals. My core areas of expertise include General Liability, Professional Liability (Errors & Omissions), and Medical Malpractice insurance. My editorial work focuses on policy mechanics, endorsement structures, claims-made vs. occurrence forms, retroactive dates, and uncovering hidden policy exclusions that leave business owners vulnerable to unmitigated risk. Topics I can speak on for media inquiries: * Commercial & General Liability insurance requirements and cost drivers for small businesses * Professional Liability / E&O coverage gaps for independent consultants and freelancers * Medical Malpractice insurance nuances for healthcare practitioners * Contractual risk transfer, subcontractor endorsements, and Additional Insured requirements * Navigating policy exclusions, retroactive dates, and tail coverage I am always available to provide fast, quote-ready expert commentary, data breakdowns, or practical risk-management insights for journalists, bloggers, and publications covering small business finance and insurance.