Defects with Airbag Deployment

Motorists rely on airbags to protect them in the event of an accident. When these devices malfunction, motorists may be severely injured as a result. These airbags are complex safety devices that must deploy exactly how they are intended to be used. Any failure during this deployment process can lead to traumatic injuries and can even be the primary cause of an accident.

Contact the Wausau defective airbag attorneys of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C., at 800-242-2874 for a free consultation regarding your injuries caused by a malfunctioning airbag.

Airbag Defects

Airbags deploy when the vehicle’s computer interprets data which suggests that the vehicle has slowed down drastically. This dramatic deceleration is a physical signal that a person has been in an accident. When these devices deploy, a charge allows an extremely fast deployment of gases to fill the bag. These devices are specifically meant as a supplement for a seatbelt, not a replacement. The following problems can be caused by an improper airbag deployment:

  • Exploded bag
  • Burns from gas exposure in an open bag
  • Late or lack of bag deployment
  • Deployment without an accident

Airbags are primarily intended to be used with adult passengers. As a result, children may be severely injured by the high pressure of the airbag in the case of an accident.

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If you have been injured by a defective airbag, it may be appropriate to consider filing a civil lawsuit seeking financial compensation for your medical bills and other damages. To discuss your options further with a knowledgeable legal advisor, contact the Wausau defective airbag attorneys of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C., by calling 800-242-2874.

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