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Common Types of
Car Defects

  • Seat belts that fail
  • Airbags that fail to deploy properly
  • Tires that fail or blow out
  • Seat backs that collapse
  • Brakes that fail
  • Gas pedals that stick
  • SUV rollovers

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Car Defects / Auto Defects

Car manufacturers have a duty to design and manufacture safe vehicles. This means that all vehicles must be designed to ensure the safety of drivers and passengers in collisions and accidents.

Common types of defective automobile design and manufacturing include:

  • Seat Belts
    Seat belts that fail to hold occupants safely in seats and within the car during accidents (spooling out)
  • Airbags
    Airbags that fail to inflate on impact or trigger too quickly without impact
  • Tires
    Tires that fail or blow out under normal driving conditions
  • Seat Backs
    Seat backs that collapse on impact during an accident
  • Brakes
    Brakes that fail to slow and stop the vehicle as needed
  • Accelerators, Gas Pedals
    Gas pedals that “stick,” causing high-speed collisions due to unintended acceleration
  • SUV Rollovers
    Instability causing vehicles (commonly SUVs) to rollover in relatively mild collisions.

When accidents and injuries are caused or increased by flaws in the design and manufacture of an automobile, the manufacturer of the defective car can be held responsible to pay damages to the injured victims.

The skilled attorneys of Kershaw, Cutter & Ratinoff have represented victims of:

  • Rollover accidents
  • Accidents where the car’s roof collapsed
  • Accidents where seat belts spooled out
  • Accidents caused by failed brakes
  • Accidents caused by tire separation and blow out

If you were injured in an auto accident where your injuries were caused or worsened because the car you were traveling in was unsafe, or defectively designed, please fill out and submit the contact form on this page for a free case evaluation or call us toll-free at (888) 285-3333.

 

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