Denver, CO personal injury attorney George McLaughlin talks about his experience in handling pressure cooker explosion cases. He points out that he first became involved in a pressure cooker case in 2019, receiving a referral from an out-of-state attorney who had a client in Colorado. Coincidentally, he happened to be in Colorado at the time and took on the case, which marked the beginning of his experience with pressure cooker litigation. Since then, he has handled these cases nationwide, in both state and federal courts.

He notes that product liability law is largely consistent across the United States, and he has achieved success in every jurisdiction where he has practiced. Notably, he believes he was the first attorney to ever depose the manufacturer of the Instant Pot. This involved traveling to Canada and spending four days taking deposition testimony from the company’s designated corporate representative.

With decades of product liability experience spanning forty years, he approaches each new case by drawing on his extensive files and prior knowledge. He systematically collects documents, conducts depositions, and leverages his long-standing expertise to build strong cases for his clients.