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When Is a Part Manufacturer Liable for Car Accident Damages?

December 15, 2024 by content.team

Close-up of a broken arm in a cast, with a wrecked red car in the background

After a car accident, determining liability is one of the first and most crucial steps in recovering damages. At Robbins Law Offices in Sandy Springs, GA, attorney Laurie Robbins brings over four decades of experience navigating complex auto accident cases in the Atlanta, GA, area.

We specialize in identifying all liable parties to help our clients recover maximum compensation. Sometimes, liability may extend beyond drivers and include part manufacturers responsible for defective components.

How Defective Parts Contribute to Car Accidents

Vehicle parts that fail to function as intended can lead to serious accidents. A part manufacturer might be liable in these situations:

  • Flaws in the basic design of the part
  • Faulty manufacturing processes
  • Created with defective materials 
  • Installation instructions were incomplete or unclear

Nearly any part of a car may be defective. Some of the most common faulty parts include brakes, airbags, tires, and steering components. Failure or dysfunction of these parts can cause or worsen accidents, leading to severe injuries, property damage, or both.

Steps to Prove Manufacturer Liability

To hold a manufacturer accountable, we must demonstrate the following:

  • The Part was Defective: We prove the car part was defective due to design, manufacturing, or labeling issues.
  • Defective Part Caused Injury: We prove the part defect directly caused or contributed to your accident and damages.
  • Intended Use: It’s also important to demonstrate you were using the vehicle (and the part that caused your damages) in the proper, manufacturer-recommended way.

We gather evidence, including car maintenance records, police accident reports, and industry expert evaluations, to help craft the strongest possible case.

Benefits of Legal Representation

Navigating liability claims involving part manufacturers can be challenging. It’s a highly complex aspect of accident law and requires guidance from attorneys with unique experience.

At Robbins Law Offices, we analyze the circumstances of your accident, investigate your case fully, and take all the steps needed to ensure your case succeeds. You never have to deal with the insurance company yourself: We take over that process so you can focus on recovering.

The Leading Car Accident Attorney in Atlanta, GA

If you’ve been injured in a car accident involving a defective vehicle part, we can help. Call Robbins Law Offices at 404-252-8117 to schedule your consultation with Atlanta’s leading auto accident lawyer.

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