Long Island Park Airbag Failure and Defects Lawyer
There is no doubt that airbags save lives when they are working properly. When they fail to function or deploy when they are not supposed to, the consequences can be deadly. If you or a loved one has been seriously injured in an accident involving a defective airbag, it is important that you seek the advice of a qualified Long Island personal injury lawyer as soon as possible.
The Long Island defective automobile lawyers at the Law Office of Cohen & Jaffe, LLP have represented countless clients in a broad range of complex auto defect claims. We understand the types of injuries that can happen in these cases, and we have trial-tested strategies designed to secure full and fair compensation for injury victims.
Speak with our Long Island car accident attorneys about your case. Contact us today for a free consultation. Our Long Island airbag defect injury lawyers represent clients in Nassau County, Suffolk County and Queens. Se habla español.
Aggressive Long Island Car Accident Attorneys
When an airbag fails to deploy, it can result in a variety of serious injuries, including skull fractures and other injuries from impact with the windshield, and injuries to the lungs and torso due to impact with the steering wheel. When an airbag deploys unexpectedly, it can lead to severe facial fractures, head and neck injuries, hand and wrist injuries, and other injuries suffered in any resulting crash.
We understand the nature of these injuries and the type of care needed to facilitate your recovery. We aggressively pursue full damages for our clients’ medical care, lost wages and future care in every case. In some cases, we may bring in medical experts, life-planning specialists and others to help us present the most compelling possible case to support your claim for compensation.
Call our Long Island law firm at 866-878-6774 or email us and we will respond immediately. Our New Hyde Park defective airbag accident attorneys offer a free consultation, including home and hospital visits.