Crashworthiness

Georgia Auto Crashworthiness Attorneys

The 'survival space' within a car is intended to provide structural protection and prevent its occupants from being crushed in the event of a collision. And outside of perhaps the most extremely violent accidents, the survival spaces built into car's designs should stay intact.

All too often, they don't.

At Harris, Penn & Lowry, LLP, we represent seriously injured people and surviving family members from throughout the states of Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina in cases involving vehicle crashworthiness and auto defects such as:

• Design flaws
• Structural defects
• B-Pillar flaws
• Window failure leading to 'second impact', vehicle ejection
• Defective door latches

These details—ignored or neglected by auto-makers—can seriously weaken the overall crashworthiness of any vehicle and tragically result in debilitating and fatal injuries to more than just crash dummies.

It doesn't have to be that way.

In fact, many of the un-crashworthy vehicles involved in our cases have been subject to auto recalls by their manufacturers or the federal government. Sometimes, however, these recalls are simply too little and too late for our clients.

Our lawyers work extremely hard at investigating and researching these accidents and causes in order to make sure we have the best possible case ready for trial. This approach has led our firm to achieve both substantial courtroom verdicts and out-of-court settlements for the people and families whom we represent.

Talk to us and you'll see why.

Contact experienced Georgia auto crashworthiness attorneys at Harris, Penn & Lowry, LLP today.

Our auto defects work is provided on a contingent fee basis—this means that you will pay our firm no attorneys' fees unless we are able to obtain a verdict or settlement in your case.

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