Brentwood Auto Defect Attorneys
Fighting for Victims of Auto Defect Accidents
Sometimes, an auto manufacturer is to blame for a car accident, not the driver. For example, a defective tire may blow out and cause an accident; a defective car seat back may collapse in a rear-end collision, injuring the driver and anyone in the back seat; or a car may have a low crashworthiness.
If you have been injured by an auto defect, you likely have the right to hold the negligent company or corporation liable for your damages. At Biren Law Group, we are thoroughly experienced in investigating and pursuing auto defect cases against negligent auto manufacturers, auto parts wholesalers and retailers, and car dealerships.
As a family-owned firm, we treat our clients like they’re family. Just take a look at our results. Time after time, we have been successful in maximizing our clients’ compensation, putting them in the best position to heal and move forward.
Contact our auto defect attorneys online for a free, confidential consultation. There are no fees unless we win!
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Common Auto Defects
Any auto part may be defective, such as:
- Defective tires
- Defective airbags
- Defective accelerators
- Defective fuel systems
- Defective steering wheels and components
- Defective car seats, including for children
It often takes working technical knowledge of the mechanics of a car, how they are built, and industry rules and regulations to identify a defective auto part. Our attorneys at Biren Law Group are proud to offer this technical knowledge, as well as fierce representation, to our clients.
Negligence in Auto Defect Cases
To be compensated for their injuries, accident victims must prove that the accident was rooted in one of the following defects:
- Design defects: This means the design of the car was defective in and of itself, such as when manufacturers fail to make crashworthiness a priority.
- Manufacturing defects: This means that the defect occurred while manufacturing the car, not during the design process, such as if the manufacturer used cheap materials or its employees assembled the car incorrectly.
- Information defects: Also known as warning defects, this is when the manufacturer fails to warn the customer of a car’s safety hazards, such as in relation to car maintenance and upkeep.
While many auto defect cases are brought against car manufacturers, there are a few other parties that may be considered liable, such as dealerships and auto parts retailers. It all depends on who committed the negligence that eventually led to the accident.
For instance, a retailer may be liable if it knowingly sold a defective auto part to the manufacturer but failed to disclose this information. Or a wholesaler may be liable for failing to keep auto parts in good shape but then selling them anyway.
Work with Seasoned Auto Defect Lawyers
At Biren Law Group, we stand out from the competition with:
- No out-of-pocket costs
- Free, no-risk consultations
- More than 80 years of combined legal experience
- Track record of over half a billion dollars recovered for clients
- Award-winning trial lawyers renowned by peers and clients
Let our family fight for yours! To date, we have helped countless Los Angeles residents successfully navigate auto defects litigation.
Call (310) 774-0078 to schedule a free consultation with our auto defect lawyers in Brentwood.
