Dallas Lithium-Ion Battery Lawyers

Nationwide Defective Battery Attorneys 

Lithium-ion batteries power countless modern products — from electric cars and smartphones to laptop computers, power tools, and children’s toys. While they provide convenience and efficiency, these batteries also present serious dangers.  When lithium-ion batteries fail, the consequences can be catastrophic – fires, explosions, severe burns, and even death. 

At Lyons & Simmons, LLP, we are nationally recognized trial lawyers who take on the most complex, high-stakes defective product cases. Our clients trust us to stand up to major manufacturers, distributors, and insurers and we have the results to prove it.

Why Choose Lyons & Simmons, LLP for Your Defective Battery Case?

• Over $1 billion in verdicts and settlements for clients since 2023
• Record-setting results in catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases nationwide
• Proven experience against powerful corporations in complex product liability claims
• No upfront fees — we finance all costs of litigation
• Award-winning trial lawyers with decades of combined experience

If you or a loved one suffered serious injuries from a lithium-ion battery fire, explosion, or defect, you deserve a legal team that has the resources, technical knowledge, and litigation experience to hold every responsible party accountable.  

Call (844) 297-8898 or contact us online for a free, confidential consultation.

Understanding Lithium-Ion Battery Risks and Defects

Lithium-ion batteries power much of our modern world — from electric vehicles and e-bikes to smartphones, laptops, and medical devices. While they offer efficiency and convenience, their design and chemistry also carry inherent risks. Manufacturing defects, poor quality control, or inadequate safety features can cause these batteries to:

• Overheat or experience thermal runaway
• Ignite and cause battery fires or explosions 
• Explode under normal use or charging conditions
• Leak dangerous chemicals
• Short-circuit due to faulty design or assembly

Button-shaped lithium-ion batteries, often found in children’s toys, watches, and remote controls, present unique dangers. If swallowed, these batteries can cause severe internal burns within hours, a life-threatening emergency, especially for children.

Who Can Be Held Liable for Battery-Related Injuries?

When a lithium-ion battery fire, explosion, or malfunction causes serious injury or death, multiple parties may bear legal responsibility. Products liability allows victims to hold manufacturers, distributors, and retailers accountable when their products are defective or unreasonably dangerous.

Potential defendants in these cases may include:

• Battery manufacturers – for design defects, manufacturing defects, or failure to warn about known hazards.
• Device manufacturers – if the product that housed the battery was improperly designed or failed to include safety measures to prevent overheating, short-circuiting, or other dangers.
• Distributors and retailers – for selling defective products or failing to remove dangerous products from the market once problems became known.
• Importers and component suppliers – for supplying unsafe parts or failing to meet applicable safety standards.

How Lyons & Simmons, LLP Can Help

We approach every defective product case with the same precision, preparation, and intensity that has earned us our national reputation. Our attorneys:

• Investigate the cause of the failure with engineering and fire safety experts
• Preserve and examine defective batteries for forensic evidence
• Identify all liable parties, from battery manufacturers to product designers
• Build the strongest possible case for trial while pursuing fair settlements

When the result means everything, you need a firm that is battle-tested against the most well-funded defendants in the country.

Call For a FREE Consultation: (844) 297-8898

Lyons & Simmons, LLP is an award-winning trial practice with a legacy of success litigating complex and high stakes claims. If you have questions about a potential case involving injuries caused by a defective lithium ion battery, we want to help.

Call (844) 297-8898 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation. We serve clients across Texas and beyond.