Minor injuries due to product liability?

I purchased a hair curler that has caused me minor burns and burns to a counter surface due to an uninsulated stand.

Do I have legal recourse to compensation?

It might be worth a letter to the manufacturer, and maybe a bit more, but you would be foolish to try legal action. When you write, tell them you want a functioning product and then mention your other injuries and ask for the name of their insurer. If they tell you to kiss off, I would probably just put that company on my do-not-buy list.

You can certainly try, but the cost of suit will probably exceed the potential gains.

not a lawyer in the world would take it

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