The term “crashworthiness” concerns a vehicle’s ability to prevent injuries to the occupants therein in case of an accident. The way a vehicle is made, its size, and its safety features can all affect its crashworthiness.
Given the complex nature of the issues that can stem from a defective motor vehicle claim, it is strongly advised that you discuss your case with an attorney who is experienced in this area of law because you will want to make certain that a thorough and appropriate evaluation your claim is done in order to be successful in obtaining the appropriate remedy.
What if I’ve made after-market changes to my car after I purchased it? Can I still sue?
As long as your vehicle has not been significantly altered from the way in which it was originally sold to you, your claim probably won’t be affected by minor changes to the vehicle.
If you or a loved one has been involved in a automobile accident and you have additional questions or concerns about the possibility of a defective auto claim, you should speak with a New Jersey auto product liability lawyer right away because time is of the essence. Call Dan T. Matrafajlo at 908-248-4404 today to get a free consultation with respect to your possible claim.