Defective Airbag Lawyers
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This page has been written, edited, and reviewed by a team of legal writers following our comprehensive editorial guidelines. This page was approved by Founding Partner, Terry Crouppen who has more than 40 years of legal experience as a personal injury attorney. Our last modified date shows when this page was last reviewed.
- Last Modified:
- October 25, 2024
Not every accident is avoidable. What is avoidable are the injuries that can result from airbags that do not deploy or deploy too late after a collision. If you have suffered from severe injuries following an accident with faulty airbags, you may be entitled to make a claim and/or join a product liability case against those who manufactured, distributed, or sold the airbags.
Get started with your case by calling 888-801-4813 or requesting a free a case evaluation online. Our attorneys can help you build a strong case to recover financial compensation.
Types of Airbag Defects
- Improper Airbag Deployment: When an airbag deploys without warning while a driver is entering the car or on the road, serious injuries can occur. Far from protecting passengers during an accident, improper airbag deployment can, in fact, be the cause of a life-threatening accident.
- Overly Aggressive Airbags: An airbag that deploys too fast or too far into the car can cause head injuries, brain damage, or even decapitation.
- Oversized Airbags: An airbag too big for the car can deploy and cause similar injuries to those of the “Overly Aggressive” airbag.
- Untethered Airbags: When an airbag breaks loose from its constraints, the occupants of the vehicle risk injury.
- Low Deployment Threshold Airbags: Airbags that deploy in low-speed crashes can, in fact, cause injuries to occupants who otherwise may have been largely unharmed.
- System Malfunctions: When defective sensors or electrical systems cause an airbag to either deploy at an inopportune time or not at all, injury can occur.
- Failure to Deploy: An airbag that fails to deploy during an accident can contribute to more severe injuries.
- Late Deployment: Airbags that deploy too late after an accident do not protect the occupants and can, in fact, cause new injuries.
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It All Starts With a Free Case Evaluation From the Experienced Attorneys at Brown & Crouppen
If you or someone you know has severe injuries after being in a collision with faulty airbags, it may be best to consult an attorney. Call Brown & Crouppen at 888-801-4813 for your free legal consultation, or tell us about your case with our Free Case Review form. And remember, there’s no upfront cost to you — if you don’t get paid, we don’t get paid.
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