I've seen that there can be many dangerous toys on store shelves now that can harm children — for example, cause allergies or contain toxic substances. If I bought such a toy that turned out to be harmful to my child's health, who should I contact and what responsibility does the seller or manufacturer bear for selling dangerous products? Is it possible to return such a toy and receive compensation?
If I purchased a children's toy that turned out to be dangerous due to an excess concentration of harmful substances, can I claim compensation from the seller?
I have a hunting rifle at home. How do I know if my children have access to it and something happens, can I be held liable? What should I do to avoid this?
If someone leaves hazardous waste, such as acid, in a public place and it results in injury or death, can the guilty party be held criminally liable under Ukrainian law?
Will the parents of a two-year-old child who was injured by a traumatic weapon be held liable if the weapon was left unattended in a place accessible to the child? What liability measures can be applied to them?
It has recently become known that a toy with artificial intelligence was withdrawn from sale for giving dangerous advice to children. Do we have legislative mechanisms to control the safety of such toys and do they need to be improved?
If someone throws explosives near my house and I am injured as a result of the explosion, can I demand compensation from the state for the damage caused if law enforcement agencies are unable to find the culprit?