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Defective Gear

Holding Manufacturers Accountable For Defective Motorcycle Gear

Motorcycle gear and equipment are meant to protect riders, not put them in greater danger. Unfortunately, when manufacturers fail to deliver safe, reliable products, the results can be devastating. You may be entitled to compensation if faulty gear contributed to your motorcycle accident or worsened your injuries. Our motorcycle accident attorneys help victims of defective motorcycle gear and equipment hold manufacturers and sellers accountable for their negligence.

The Responsibility Of Manufacturers & Sellers

Motorcycle equipment manufacturers and sellers are legally obligated to ensure their products are safe for consumer use. When they fail to meet this standard, they can be held liable for injuries caused by defective products. California law applies the principle of strict liability, which allows injured parties to pursue compensation without proving negligence.

You may have a valid claim if you were injured due to defective motorcycle products such as:

  • Faulty Helmets: Helmets that fail to meet safety standards can lead to traumatic brain injuries in a crash.
  • Faulty Tires: Poorly manufactured or improperly designed tires can cause blowouts and loss of control.
  • Unsafe Protective Gear: Motorcycle jackets, gloves, or boots that don't provide the advertised protection can worsen injuries during an accident.

What Makes A Product Defective?

Under California law, a product can be considered defective if:

  • Manufacturing Defects: The product was improperly assembled or flawed during production.
  • Design Defects: The product's design poses an unreasonable risk of harm, even when used as intended.
  • Failure to Warn: The manufacturer did not provide adequate warnings or instructions about the product's risks.

Our attorneys have the expertise to investigate the cause of the defect, gather evidence, and build a strong case to hold the responsible parties accountable.

Proving Liability In Defective Motorcycle Gear Cases

To recover compensation in a motorcycle product liability case, certain elements must be proven, including:

  1. The product was defective due to a manufacturing, design, or warning failure.
  2. The defect caused or worsened your injuries.
  3. You were using the product as intended or in a reasonably foreseeable way at the time of the accident.

Our team works with expert witnesses and utilizes California Civil Jury Instructions (CACI) to present a compelling case on your behalf. We leave no stone unturned in pursuing justice and ensuring you receive maximum compensation.

How Strict Liability Protects You?

California's strict liability doctrine ensures that manufacturers, distributors, and retailers bear the cost of injuries caused by their defective products. This doctrine applies even if there is no direct relationship (privity) between the injured party and the manufacturer. Our attorneys leverage this legal framework to hold all responsible parties accountable.

Comprehensive Legal Support With No Upfront Fees

We offer personalized legal representation with no upfront costs. We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you only pay if we secure compensation. Our multilingual team offers services in English, Spanish, Armenian, Russian, Ukrainian, French, and Italian to meet our clients' diverse needs.

Connect With A Motorcycle Gear Attorney

Let us help hold negligent manufacturers accountable.

Don't wait to take action if defective motorcycle gear or equipment contributed to your injuries. Contact us for a free consultation with an experienced motorcycle product liability attorney. Call (844) 522-7752 or email [email protected] to secure the compensation you deserve.

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