From wrongful death and product liability law offices in Philadelphia, PA, our trial lawyers for plaintiffs represent victims who were injured in accidents caused by defective tires in Pennsylvania. We also represent families in wrongful death lawsuits who lost a loved one in a fatal accident due to product failure of tires.

Car Defects and Automobile Accidents in Pennsylvania

Every year in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and across the United States, thousands of people are injured and killed as the result of air bags, tires and other car parts that are defective or poorly designed. It is important to hold the manufacturers and distributors of these parts accountable by pursuing necessary compensation for medical bills, lost wages and pain and suffering. Hiring an experienced lawyer is the first step toward achieving results.

The Philadelphia law firm of Hill & Associates, P.C., serves drivers and passengers who have been injured by defective car parts and poorly designed vehicles. Our attorneys have more than 20 years of experience in personal injury and wrongful death claims. We also work with investigators to thoroughly investigate the causes of auto accidents. We can help you understand your rights and your best options for obtaining the benefits you deserve.

If you or someone you love has been injured an accident caused by a defect or poor vehicle design, contact us to talk with an experienced attorney at a free initial consultation. Call Hill & Associates toll free at 866-720-4699.

Common Types of Car, Truck and Auto Defects

At Hill & Associates, we have handled many auto accident claims involving a wide range of defective auto parts and dangerous designs. Cases we can handle include:

• Tire defects and blowouts
• SUV and other vehicle rollovers
• Defective seatbelts
• Airbags that prematurely deploy or fail to deploy
• Brake failures
• Poor vehicle crashworthiness
• Roof-crush cases
• Dangerous road or highway designs

In any case involving a defective auto part, it is important that the vehicle is kept as it was after the accident. Investigators will need to examine the vehicle and the defective part to determine whether it was a cause of the accident. By speaking with an attorney as soon as possible, it can be easier to preserve important evidence in your case.

Contact Our Firm About a Defective Auto Accident

For more information about auto defect laws in the state of Pennsylvania or to discuss your accident with an experienced attorney, contact us for a free initial consultation at the law firm of Hill & Associates. We focus on results for every client we serve. Schedule an appointment by calling our Philadelphia office toll free at 866-720-4699.

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