Florida Defective Auto Attorneys

We expect to get in our cars, fasten our seat belts, and go. With proper maintenance, we figure we have done our part, and that everything is in working order. Regrettably, this is not always the case, there are often defects in autos that are unseen until they fail to perform properly, or worse, malfunction when they are needed most. Defective auto parts can cause accidents to happen, they can cause injury, or they can be unsuccessful in protecting us from harm.

At a time when an accident takes place, is when auto parts should all be in perfect working order in order to minimize injuries to the passengers and driver. Tires should assist the car in making a quick stop. Seats and seat belts should cradle the occupant until they are released intentionally. Airbags should go off accordingly, acting as a pillow, cushioning the driver and passenger from impact. The goal of properly functioning auto parts is to get people and cargo from point A to point B flawlessly, even when an accident occurs. But alas, this isn't always the case. The tread on tires can separate causing an accident or causing further damage in the event of an accident. Seats and seat backs can fail, either releasing too soon, or not releasing at all, trapping occupants inside the vehicle. Airbags can malfunction and not go off at all, or impact the driver or passenger with too much force causing injury. There's more. Doors can fly open because the latch does not hold properly, fuel fires can be caused by defective fuel systems, brake systems can fail, vehicles can flip, roofs can be crushed, etc. All of these examples point to defective manufacturing of the auto or the auto parts.

If you have been seriously injured as the result of the malfunctioning of auto parts, you should speak to one of the experienced Jacksonville auto product liability attorneys at Farah and Farah. We have a solid track record in winning cases for clients in the more than 25 years we have been doing business. We have made millions for our clients, at no cost to them, for there is never a fee until we win the case.

The manufactures of autos and auto parts have a responsibility to put only the safest products on the market. If an auto or an auto part malfunctions than the manufacturer can and should be held liable for any damage that malfunction caused. If you have been injured as a result of an auto parts malfunction you should consult a Florida defective auto part lawyer who specializes in defective auto parts to see if you are eligible for compensation for your loss.

At Farah and Farah we are skilled in the area of defective auto parts. We have a team of specialists who can research and investigate the malfunction of an automobile or auto part to see if the manufacturer or dealer is liable for damages. All at no cost to you, because there is no fee - even for a consultation - until your case is won.