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When a company guarantees the quality and safety of a product but fails to deliver on that promise, it’s your right as a consumer to demand they honor the product’s warranty. If they refuse? Give the breach of warranty attorneys at KFB Law a call.
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What is a breach of warranty?

A breach of warranty occurs when a product fails to meet the promises made by a seller or manufacturer.

When companies fail to honor a warranty, it can cause significant financial and emotional stress for consumers. Even worse, defective products can cause serious injury.

Based in Tampa, FL, KFB Law has over 30 years of combined personal injury law experience—read on to learn how our breach of warranty attorneys can help you recover damages caused by a product-related accident.

Types of Consumer Warranties

In Florida, an injured party may bring a claim under two theories; Breach of an Express Warranty or Breach of an Implied Warranty.
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Breach of Express Warranty

An express warranty is a specific, clearly stated promise or guarantee made by a seller or manufacturer regarding the quality, performance, or safety of a product. This promise can be made through verbal statements, written contracts, advertisements, or product labels. When a product fails to meet the terms of the express warranty, the buyer may have grounds to claim a breach of express warranty. This can include:
Defective Products: The product does not work as promised or is flawed in its construction.
Non-conformity: The product does not meet the specifications or descriptions provided in the warranty.
Failure to Perform: The product fails to perform as advertised or as stated in the warranty.
For example, if a manufacturer promises that a car engine will last for 100,000 miles without major repairs and the engine fails after only 50,000 miles, this could be considered a breach of express warranty.
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Breach of Implied Warranty

An implied warranty is an unwritten and unspoken guarantee that a product will meet a minimum level of quality and reliability. Unlike express warranties, which are explicitly stated, implied warranties arise from the nature of the transaction and the inherent understanding that the product will perform as expected. When a product fails to meet these expectations, it may constitute a breach of implied warranty. There are two primary types of implied warranties:
Implied Warranty of Merchantability: This warranty guarantees that a product is fit for the ordinary purposes for which such goods are used. It must be of average, fair, or medium-grade quality, and generally conform to the buyer’s expectations.
Implied Warranty of Fitness for a Particular Purpose: Helps patients regain skills needed for daily living activities, such as dressing, eating, and personal hygiene.
A breach of implied warranty occurs when these basic expectations are not met. For instance, if a consumer buys a washing machine that fails to clean clothes effectively, it may breach the implied warranty of merchantability.

Possible Defenses Against Breach Warranty Claims

Sellers and manufacturers may raise several defenses to counter breach of implied warranty claims, including:

As-Is Sales

Products sold “as-is” or with similar language may not be covered by implied warranties. Buyers are expected to accept the product in its current condition, with all faults.

Misuse or Abuse of the Product

If the product was misused or not used as intended, the seller may argue that the warranty does not cover such circumstances.

No Express Warranty Given

The seller or manufacturer may argue that no warranty was provided, and any statements made were not intended to be legally binding guarantees.

Expiration of Warranty

The warranty period may have expired at the time of the product’s failure. Warranties are usually limited to a specific duration, and claims made after this period may not be valid.

No Reliance on Warranty

The seller or manufacturer may argue that the buyer did not rely on the express warranty when making the purchase. If the buyer was unaware of the warranty or did not consider it in their decision, this defense might be applicable.

Lack of Notice

The buyer must typically notify the seller or manufacturer of the breach within a reasonable time. Failure to provide timely notice can be used as a defense.

How We Can Help

Whether it’s a breach of an express or implied warranty, you have the right to seek compensation for your losses. At KFB Law, our experienced Tampa product liability attorneys specialize in handling warranty breach cases and are dedicated to fighting for the justice you deserve.

Comprehensive Legal Support and Representation

At KFB Law, our experienced warranty breach attorneys are skilled in handling both express and implied warranty claims, ensuring that your best interests are always at the forefront. Contact us today for a free consultation secure the compensation you deserve.
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Legal Recourse for Consumers

Consumers who experience a breach of express warranty have several legal options to seek remedy.

If you believe a company or manufacturer has failed to honor a warranty and you are considering taking legal action, call the experienced breach of warranty and product liability lawyers at KFB Law for a free case evaluation now.
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Repair or Replacement

The consumer can demand that the seller or manufacturer repair or replace the defective product as per the terms of the warranty.
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Refund

If repair or replacement is not feasible, the consumer may be entitled to a refund of the purchase price.
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Damages

In some cases, consumers may be entitled to compensation for additional damages caused by the breach, such as costs incurred due to the product failure or loss of use.
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Legal Action

If the seller or manufacturer refuses to honor the warranty, the consumer may file a lawsuit to enforce their rights under the warranty. This can involve seeking monetary compensation or specific performance (requiring the seller to fulfill the warranty terms).

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