Defective Jet Ski Attorneys

While jet skis can be some of the most fun watercrafts on the market today, they can be incredibly dangerous in the event they are defective. Issues with defective jet skis can include design or manufacturing issues, and individuals who use these jet skis are at a high risk of sustaining severe or even life-threatening injuries. However, those operating the watercraft are not the only ones at risk. Individuals who are in the surrounding area may also suffer injuries from the defective watercraft. If you believe you have been injured in a jet skiing accident, immediately seek out help from a medical professional. 

Yes, as of 2023, Kawasaki Motors Coro., U.S.A. has issued a safety recall notice for the 2020-2022 model year JET SKI® STX®160, 160X & 160LX personal watercraft models. The report claims that on the listed units, "high-pressure water impact with the front hatch cover could result in damage to the front hatch cover attachment mechanism." With continued use, the jet ski's front hatch cover could detach and impact the operator while riding, resulting in injury.

Some of the most common injuries caused by jet ski accidents include but are not limited to the following:

• Brain Injuries
• Broken bones
• Broken wrist
• Burns
• Fractured ankle
• Damaged eardrums
• Dislocated orbital socket
• Neck and back injuries
• Spinal cord Injury

If you believe you or a loved one have suffered after using a defective jet ski, you may be able to recover financial compensation. For more information regarding your injury case, you can contact a Morgan & Morgan attorney today.

When it comes to a jet ski injury case, there are so many factors that can come into play regarding who is liable for your injuries. In product liability cases, typically, any of the commercial sellers in the chain of manufacturing and distribution could be responsible. This includes but is not limited to, any distributor, wholesaler, retailer, and manufacturer. In some jet ski accident cases, it may not just be one party responsible for your injuries. At Morgan & Morgan, we believe it is vital to hold all parties responsible in order to ensure you have the best chance are getting the full and fair amount of compensation you deserve for your injuries.

When it comes to a defective jet ski injury case, some of the most common forms of compensation victims can recover include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Medical bills
• Pain and suffering
• Loss of consortium
• Ongoing treatments
• Lost wages 
• Disability payments
• Diminished earning capacities

To learn more, we highly encourage you to speak with one of our highly qualified attorneys, who can help you better understand and estimate how much you'd be able to recover after suffering injuries from a defective jet ski accident. Victims can contact a Morgan & Morgan attorney today by completing our free, no-obligation case evaluation form.

Aside from recovering from your injuries, recovering compensation can sometimes lead to significant challenges. In some cases, insurance companies will attempt to convince you that your claim is weak in order to lower the damages you could recover. When you sign a liability waiver, some companies will try to claim that the injuries you've sustained are part of the risk or even go as far as to say your own actions contributed to the accident. Other challenges can include but are not limited to, limit of liability, comparative negligence, time limitations, and suing the wrong party. However, with over 35 years of experience, at Morgan & Morgan, our attorneys are highly experienced and have the largest resources in America to help fight back against any challenges that could present themselves. 

In the United States, depending on where you are located, the laws for operating a personal watercraft may vary. Research conducted by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators can help individuals understand what is legally required of them before they partake in a water activity. However, when it comes to injuries, speaking to an attorney can help you better understand what laws are in place to protect you and your loved ones after you've been injured by a defective jet ski. 

If you decide to work with a Morgan & Morgan attorney, the answer is always yes. Our attorneys work on what is known as a contingency, meaning we only get paid if we win your case. As for who pays for our fees, being that we like to ensure our clients never have to worry if they'll be able to afford an attorney--if we win your case, our fees will only ever come out of the settlement and never from your pockets. For more information on how our contingency fees work, connect with us today, and one of our Defective Jet Ski attorneys will reach out.

If you have been injured due to a defective jet ski, you may be entitled to financial compensation. For more information regarding your injury case, you should contact a Morgan & Morgan attorney. With over 35 years of experience handling injury cases, our attorneys are unmatched when it comes to giving victims the best opportunity to recover what they deserve after they've been injured. Contact a Morgan & Morgan attorney by completing our free, no-obligation case evaluation form today. See why millions trust Morgan & Morgan.