Colorado law gives injured consumers the right to hold manufacturers, distributors, and sellers responsible when a defective product causes harm.

When you buy a product — whether it’s a kitchen appliance, a vehicle component, a medical device, or a piece of industrial equipment — you have a right to expect it is safe when used as intended. Manufacturers have a legal duty to design products safely, build them correctly, and warn consumers of any known risks.

When they fail that duty and someone is seriously injured or killed, Colorado law allows the victim to pursue a product liability claim. You do not need to prove the manufacturer was careless in the traditional sense — in many cases, the fact that the product was defective and caused your injury is enough to establish liability.

There are three distinct legal theories under which a defective product case can be brought in Colorado:

Determining which theory — or combination of theories — applies to your case requires a thorough investigation and, typically, expert analysis. Beth Klein begins building that investigation from the first day she takes a case.

Beth Klein accepts product liability cases involving serious injury or death. The following are some of the most common types — but if your case involves a product not listed here, it is still worth a conversation.

When you file a product liability claim, you are going up against a well-funded corporation — often with national defense counsel, teams of experts, and the resources to outlast a plaintiff who doesn’t have an equally capable attorney.

Insurance companies and defense teams know which lawyers settle and which ones take cases to trial. That knowledge determines the offers they make. Beth Klein has tried product liability cases solo — at the highest levels — and won. That reputation changes everything at the negotiating table.

She accepts only a limited number of cases. If she takes yours, she will build it for trial from day one and fight for every dollar of compensation you deserve.