Airbag Injuries in Murfreesboro

The short answer is that it depends. You may be able to bring a claim or lawsuit against the other party due to any of the following reasons:

• Defective design
• Manufacturing defects
• Failure to warn about risks
• Improper installation
• Inadequate testing
• Delayed deployment
• Premature deployment
• Lack of recall notification
• Software malfunctions
• Poor maintenance

Note that for your claim to stand, you must prove that you were injured due to any of the reasons mentioned above or anything along those lines and that you suffered damages and losses.

Liability can fall on the manufacturer of the airbag, especially if there's a defect in the product. That’s because it’s their responsibility to ensure that the product is safe.

You could also potentially sue the car manufacturer if the airbag system was improperly installed or integrated into the vehicle. In some cases, if a mechanic or auto repair shop improperly serviced the airbag system, you might also be able to hold them accountable.

At Morgan and Morgan, our airbag injury attorneys, upon reviewing your case, can help determine who to file a claim with.

Speaking of damages, it depends on the extent of the injury. In these cases, plaintiffs have been able to claim compensation for medical expenses, lost wages and earning capacity, their pain and suffering, rehabilitation costs, and property damage, among others.

The bottom line is that exact damages you may be entitled to will depend on the specifics of your claim and that’s why you need a skilled, well-equipped attorney to help you figure it all out.

Most airbag injuries are serious. Victims are usually even lucky to survive these accidents. If you were hurt by an airbag, contact us immediately for a free case review. We’ve recovered more than $35 billion for the injured throughout America. You could be next in line for compensation. Fill out this form today.