Airbag Injuries in Waltham

Airbags are designed to keep us safe, but defects can turn them into hazards. Here are some common defects our investigators have found in some airbags: 

• Not inflating during a crash, leaving occupants unprotected.
• Inflating without a crash leading to accidents and injuries.
• Chemical burns due to airbag malfunctions.
• Metal fragments expelled during deployment
• Faulty wiring that prevents proper airbag deployment.
• Inaccurate sensors that cause airbags to deploy at the wrong time.

If you've been injured by a defective airbag, our defective product lawyers may be able to help you seek compensation for various damages. These include but are not limited to: 

• medical expenses (both current and future);
• lost wages if you can no longer earn income due to your injuries (or if you’re taking care of an injured loved one);
• pain and suffering;
• rehabilitation costs;
• property damage; and
• loss of earning capacity.

 On top of that, and depending on the specifics of your case, you may be eligible for punitive damages if gross negligence was involved.

Defective airbags can cause serious and life-changing injuries. Common injuries include severe burns, which occur due to the chemicals involved in airbag deployment. These burns can be painful and require extensive treatment.

Eye injuries are also pretty common in some of the cases we’ve seen and handled. Some victims end up losing their eyesight. 

Additionally, when airbags explode with too much force, metal fragments can be expelled. This explosion can lead to deep cuts, puncture wounds, and even death. 

Don't take on an airbag manufacturer or any other party in such a case without legal help. These companies make billions of dollars annually in profits, and they won’t hesitate to fight back, even if it means hiring the best defense attorneys.

You deserve a powerful plaintiff attorney in your corner, and that’s where Morgan and Morgan comes in with a history of recovering over $20 billion in total for more than 500,000 families in America. To get started, please contact us today for a free case evaluation.