Jacksonville Defective Auto Part Lawyers

Auto Product Liability FAQ

Florida auto product liability lawyers at Farah & Farah, P.A., answer questions concerning negligence by car manufacturers, car dealers, distributors and mechanics.

Q. My automobile has been recalled because of a stuck gas pedal. Can I get a new car from the dealership?

A. No, if your car is part of a recall, the dealership will repair or replace the defective part free.

Q. What are the typical types of product liability defects?

A. The common defects covered under product liability are manufacturing, design and marketing defects.

Q. How long do I have to file a lawsuit for the injuries caused by my auto accident?

A. Each state has laws called Statute of Limitations that constrain the amount of time in which you can file a lawsuit. Auto product liability cases in Jacksonville must be filed within four years of the date of the injury.

Q. How is an auto product liability lawyer paid?

A. Most Jacksonville defective auto part attorneys operate on a contingency basis. This means that they charge you a fee only if you receive a settlement in a lawsuit. You should check with the law firm before you commit to working with them.

Q. I was speeding when my car accident occurred. Will it hurt my auto product liability lawsuit?

A. Yes, anything done irresponsibly by the driver can be used by a car manufacturer in their defense, such as not wearing a seat belt or speeding.

Q. Is there a way I can learn about any products that are considered defective?

A. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission lists recalls and defective products on their website.

Jacksonville Auto Product Liability FAQ Attorneys

A Florida auto product liability attorney experienced in defective auto product litigation can answer any other FAQs you may have. Learning more about auto product liability and recalls can help everyone become safer drivers. Trust information from an experienced and reliable source.