Parsippany, NJ personal injury attorney Christopher Masmunno talks about suing for a child that was injured by a product that was designed for adults. He explains that a child may have a valid product liability claim even when the product was originally intended for adult use, although the outcome depends heavily on the specific facts of the case. He notes that one of the first steps in any product liability investigation is preserving and examining the product to determine whether it contains a design defect or other safety issue. He adds that if a product should have been designed to prevent access by children but failed to do so, the manufacturer may still be held responsible for resulting injuries.