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Defective Cars and Trucks
At Gary
C. Johnson, P.S.C., our attorneys have begun to see
an increase in the number of people injured or
killed in accidents caused by vehicle defects. In
our thirty years of service to clients of Kentucky,
West Virginia, as well as many other states, our
attorneys have helped clients win compensation from
the manufacturers and suppliers of defective cars
and trucks. If you have been injured by a faulty
automobile or truck, you'll need aggressive
representation against the powerful vehicle
manufacturers.
Choosing
a law firm with solid personal injury experience and
committed resources is critical to ensuring that you
receive the maximum compensation available. While
financial compensation for medical expenses,
property loss, lost wages, and pain and suffering
will not erase your pain, it may help to ease any
worry about your economic future. The Gary C.
Johnson, P.S.C. firm can help you to pursue justice
and receive the monetary damages to which you are
entitled. The law firm you choose does make a
difference. We offer a free initial consultation to
discuss your case, and we will always give you our
honest opinion about your case in light of the
facts, case law, and our experience with similar
vehicle defect cases.
Defective
cars, trucks and SUVs kill thousands of Americans
every year. Poorly designed vehicles are not
crashworthy and may actually increase the chance of
injury and death. To be crashworthy, a vehicle
design must protect its occupants during an
accident, crash or rollover. While technology exists
to help manufacturers build safer cars and trucks,
the auto industry often prioritize economics over
vehicle occupant safety. Eyeing the bottom line,
auto and truck makers omit or shortcut on important
safety features including:
- Seat
belts,
- Airbags,
- Head
restraints and rests,
- Roof
crush/rollovers,
- Side
impact protection,
- Front
and rear crumple and protection zones,
- Fuel
system failures,
- Rollover
protection,
- Door
locks and latches including sliding and lift
gates, and
- Laminated
glass in windshields and windows.
When
a vehicle manufacturer designer, manufacturer or
distributor fails in their duty to provide
reasonably safe equipment when used as advertised,
they are considered negligent under the law. Those
injured or the families of those killed in accidents
caused by the negligence of others are entitled to
file a civil action suit against those who caused
them harm. Compensation for damages may include
medical expenses, lost income, property damage, and
pain and suffering. Proving negligence takes an
investment of time, experience and resources -
advantages that only a qualified attorney can
provide.
Auto
and truck defect cases are often the hardest cases
to win since victims are facing multi-million or
billion dollar opponents who have the resources and
finances to defend themselves against legitimate
charges. In cases involving a products defect, the
fight is often a battle of the experts and the
discovery of evidence that proves there was a
problem or defect on the part of the defendants.
Hiring an attorney with a proven track record and a
willingness to take on the big corporations is the
first step in the battle.
If
you have been injured or are the survivor of an auto
or truck defect-related death, you may be entitled
to file a claim against the manufacturers for
damages. To win your claim, you will need the help
of a firm equipped to take on the "big
guys". Call the offices of Gary C. Johnson,
P.S.C. today at (800)337-4002 or contact us via our contact
form. We will provide skilled representation
in your case.
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