Motor vehicle safety has increased for drivers and passengers, but advances in technology do little if the components fail due to design flaws, manufacturing errors, or inadequate quality control. Proving a manufacturer’s negligence requires finding the flaw in the technology. A Dallas car defect injury lawyer at Ted Lyon Law has access to a network of experts and engineers skilled in analyzing faulty components and identifying product defects. Our job, then, is to build a case for a jury that clearly demonstrates the manufacturer’s liability.
If you’ve been injured, or a loved one has died, as a result of a defective car part or a poorly designed vehicle, call our product liability attorneys at 877-Ted-Lyon (833-5966) for a free initial consultation. You are under no obligation to use our services, but let us help you understand your options. With more than 50 years of experience handling car and truck accident cases, our defective vehicle parts lawyers have built an impressive record of success in product liability cases. We’ve fought some of the most recognized names in American industry to ensure our clients received the compensation they were due. We are ready to fight for you.
Who Is At Fault in Car Defect and Product Injury Claims?
When it comes to product liability law, there can be more than one responsible party. That’s why automotive defect claims require a skilled and experienced Dallas attorney. A defective vehicle attorney at our firm will represent clients in motor vehicle defect claims for:
- Defective seat belts
- Tire blowouts and tread separation
- Faulty airbags
- Defective brakes
- Defective steering wheels
- Defective ignitions
- Accelerator malfunction
- Roof crushes
- Vehicle rollovers
- Fuel system defects
Often in product liability cases, the manufacturer will argue that it was the driver’s negligence that caused the injuries, rather than the defective part. Or they will blame the accident on another driver involved in the crash. They claim their defective part did not cause the crash (even if it worsened injuries).
The driver of the car might indeed have contributed to the accident, and another driver may have caused the car collision or truck crash. That does not mean that the defective car part or vehicle design did not contribute to the crash and the injuries. The manufacturer might try to argue that the injured driver knew there was a problem with the car—with the ignition or the accelerator—but they drove it anyway.
Your defective vehicle parts attorney will talk with you about legal strategies to overcome these defenses. They may argue the case based on strict liability or on negligence of the manufacturer. They may argue there was a breach of warranty for the car part.
What Is Considered Full and Fair Compensation?
When motor vehicle defects contribute to serious injuries, victims are entitled to be compensated for their injuries, time away from work, and other losses. Your Dallas product liability lawyer will work diligently to communicate the severity of your losses, including:
- Current medical bills and anticipated future medical care
- Medicine and equipment
- Needed adaptations to your home or vehicle if your mobility is impaired
- Lost wages while you are recovering
- Future loss of income if you cannot go back to your previous job
- Pain and suffering
Talk to an Auto Defect Lawyer in Dallas to Seek Justice For Your Injuries
To schedule a free initial consultation, call Ted Lyon Law at 877-Ted-Lyon (833-5966) or contact us online. A Dallas car defect lawyer will handle your case on a contingency fee basis. That means we only earn a legal fee if we win your case. Home and hospital consultations are available if you are unable to visit our office.
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