Auto Accidents Caused by Defective Auto Parts - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The victims of auto accidents deserve to be compensated for their injuries, property damage, and the death of loved ones that are caused by defective auto parts. People have many questions when it comes to defective auto parts and here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions.

Question: Do defective auto parts cause car accidents?

Faulty auto parts are often to blame either for causing an accident or for causing severe injury or wrongful death in an auto accident. It is important that manufacturers are held liable both to keep them accountable for creating safe auto parts and to make sure that parts that are known to be defective get recalled

Question: Can I sue an auto parts manufacturer for a faulty auto part that I believe caused an auto accident?

Answer: You should definitely consult with a personal injury attorney who specializes in defective auto parts. An automobile parts manufacturer has a legal and ethical responsibility to design and produce safe car parts. You may have a viable cause against the manufacturer and you may be able to be compensated for your losses.

Question: What types of defective auto parts are known to be factors in automobile accidents?

Answer: There are any number of auto parts that can cause or contribute to an accident or cause a death in an accident that would otherwise not have been fatal. Some examples of the most common defective parts include: tires, seat belts, airbags, brake parts, and steering parts.

Question: If I received a ticket for the accident does that automatically mean I do not have a case against an auto parts manufacturer?

Answer: Even if you are found at fault in an accident an auto part manufacturer may be found liable for injuries or deaths sustained as a result of a defective part or bad design. Today's automobiles are supposed to be able to protect the occupants in the event of an accident and you have the right to expect them to do so.