Airbag Injuries in St. Augustine
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Experienced Airbag Injuries in St. Augustine?
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of airbags? We all think of safety and protection in the event of an accident. Sadly, some airbag manufacturers like Takata have been put under the microscope over the last couple of years following reports that their airbags actually harmed and killed people instead of protecting them.
At Morgan and Morgan, the nation’s largest and most powerful injury firm, we have an army of defective airbag attorneys who can help hold these manufacturers – and other liable parties – responsible for the injuries you or your loved one have sustained.
To find out if you have a viable claim, please contact us today for a free case review.
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What Vehicle Brands Have Been Impacted?
Several well-known brands have been affected by defective airbags. These include but are not limited to:
- BMW
- Ford
- General Motors (GM)
- Honda
- Toyota
- Nissan
- Subaru
- Volkswagen
- Mercedes-Benz
- Tesla
What’s the Basis for Filing a Claim?
Filing a claim is about holding manufacturers accountable for their negligence. Several reports have shown that companies like Takata knew about the defects in their airbags but continued to sell them.
As a result, more than half a dozen people have died so far, with hundreds of others sustaining life-changing injuries. These companies cared more about profits than protecting lives. That, alone, is enough grounds to pursue compensation.
What If the Company Filed for Bankruptcy?
Filing for bankruptcy doesn’t necessarily mean you can’t get compensation. In most of these cases, trust funds have been set aside specifically for victims of airbag injuries. If you’ve been impacted, a defective airbag injury attorney from our team can help you exercise your rights and explore your options.
How Many People Have Died Due to Defective Airbags?
Several reports have documented the deaths caused by defective airbags throughout America. One NHTSA study has shown that about 284 people died between 1990 and 2007.
A similar report also showed that there were about 27 deaths linked to Takata airbags in the United States and many more worldwide.
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It’s a proven fact that airbags have caused injuries and deaths in situations where they should have protected lives. Our job is to make sure that victims of such injuries are adequately compensated. To get started, please contact us today for a free, no-obligation case evaluation by a St. Augustine airbag injury expert from our team.