Car Seats Injure Children When They Are Defective, Dangerous, or Recalled

You put your child in a car seat to protect them from car crash injuries. But did you ever think the car seat you trust to keep your child safe in the event of a car accident could be defective?

If your child's injury happens due to a child safety seat defect, you may have a product liability case against the maker, supplier, distributor, and even the retailer of the dangerous carseat.

When our law firm gets involved with a defective car seat case, we investigate the cause, determining how a car seat defect contributed to your child's injuries. We'll fight for your child's legal right to fair compensation.

What Is Considered Manufacturing Negligence in a Car Seat Injury Case?

• Failure to inspect or test carseats before placing it on the market.
• Creating a flaw in the child safety seat.
• Failing to discover a flaw in the child safety seat.
• Failure to discover that the child safety seat could be dangerous.
• Failure to warn of a risk or hazard associated with the car seat.

Did You Know?

Pennsylvania law requires the use of an appropriate infant or child car seat for children under the age of 4 years. In addition, children over the age of 4 years and under the age of 8 years must use appropriate booster seats. Children ages 8 through 18 years must use seat belts in accordance with Pennsylvania law.

Important Defective Car Seat Information:

• Find out car seat tips that help prevent unnecessary injury.
• Understand how to choose the proper car seat for your child.