Car accidents, unfortunately, happen every day and cause damages to both the vehicle leading to negative economic consequences to drivers but also their life and health. Car accidents are caused by different reasons such as hydroplane car accidents, accidents involving elderly drivers, and ordinary accidents happening because of the negligence of the drivers. One of the types of car accidents is defective tire accidents.
Manufacturing defects are related to such issues, which, arising during production, make the tire differ from particular specifications.
Design defects are considered to be in place if the tire doesn’t perform as safely as it can be expected by an ordinary customer and place risk of danger on the latter.
In the case of the manufacturer, the designer does not provide instructions, safety warnings to the use of the tires and lead them to cause damages, it is considered that the tire had a warning defect.
As discussed above, if it is believed that the case of an accident arose out of a defective tire, the liable party of said accident may include:
Generally, to prove that the defect of a tire was the reason for the accident, an qualified expert would testify in the form of expert testimony. Common examples that the expert would need to testify to includes:
You shall also prove that you used the tire in a foreseeable manner and the defects occurred before your use of the vehicle. Expert’s opinion shall also assist you with this evidence.
Family members are entitled to file such lawsuits and receive compensation. The family members having such rights are:
Other common losses
Compensation in a defective tire lawsuit can include the following:
The defendant can bring different arguments supporting his position, such as that the tires were affected not by his fault but by your negligent use. For this reason, it is essential to receive professional assistance and consult an experienced attorney.
If you or a loved one has been in a defective tire accident, contact our Los Angeles Personal Injury attorney at (310) 943-1171 for a free consultation and case review. Our attorneys will evaluate the details of your case and let you know what to expect and how you can proceed.
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