Auto Defect Lawyers in Missouri

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Car accidents are always unexpected, and it is impossible to be prepared. However, a car accident resulting from a defective automobile part could have been prevented. If you or someone you love was recently involved in a catastrophic car accident resulting from a defective automobile part, you may be entitled to significant compensation.

Kolker Law Firm diligently investigates and pursues compensation and damages for the victims of automobile defect injury and accidents. We will aggressively pursue your claim against negligent manufacturers, distributors and retailers.

Strategic Legal Action to Protect Your Rights & Injury Claims

One of the most difficult aspects of any car or auto defect case is proving that the accident was caused by the defective part. Our personal injury attorneys in Missouri have extensive investigating experience in defect cases, advocating aggressively and diligently to fully promote each client's interests. We will begin an immediate and searching investigation to collect and preserve all necessary evidence for your claim. Our personal injury lawyers will consult with witnesses and collect police and accident reports to other relevant documentation from the manufacturers. It is important to take action as soon as possible to preserve necessary evidence for your claim.

Expert Resources for Successful Litigation

Automobile parts defects cases can be technologically complicated. Our Missouri car accident lawyers have extensive experience in products liability cases and command the resources and tools to litigate your case successfully. In addition to our own knowledge of automobile parts and the industry, we also work with experts who can advocate for your rights.

We are experienced in car and auto defect accidents involving:

Types of Auto Defect Claims

While the majority of today's vehicles are relatively free from defects, there are a percentage that are sold on the consumer market that are later found to have inherent design or manufacturing defects. When a person is injured as a direct result of an automotive defect, they may have grounds to file a personal injury claim.

When a person files a claim for damages that resulted from the dangerous or defective automobile, the plaintiff is asserting a product liability claim against the automobile's manufacturer or the manufacturer of the defective part or system.

Product liability claims usually fall into two categories: defectively manufactured vehicle parts or vehicles, and vehicles with an unreasonably dangerous design.

• Defectively manufactured vehicles or parts: In this scenario, the vehicle parts were not manufactured correctly. In such cases, the manufacturing facility may have made an error, or there may have been a problem with the shipping, the dealership, or the supplier.
• Unreasonably dangerous design: While a vehicle may have been manufactured correctly, the unreasonably dangerous design resulted in injury or other damages.