A Motorcycle Accident Attorney with Experience Handling Cases Involving Defective Equipment
Motorcycles offer little protection to a rider involved in an accident. Therefore, single bike accidents resulting from defectively designed or defectively manufactured equipment are all the more tragic. I founded The Karney Law Firm in 1979 and have successfully represented numerous riders in North and South Carolina whose injuries were caused or enhanced as a result of defective motorcycle equipment.
Make Sure an Experience Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Handles Your Case
In more than two decades of practice, I have come to understand the dangers of defective motorcycle equipment. Severe head trauma can result from a slow speed accident involving a defective helmet. Spinal cord injuries, disfigurement and amputations can result from accident s caused by brake failure. Whether a defect caused or aggravated the injuries associated with a motorcycle accident, it is important to contact an experienced attorney.
I am prepared to represent riders whose injuries were caused by a wide variety of defective equipment:
- Motorcycle helmets and other protective gear
- Failed brakes
- Motorcycle tire defects
- Defective windshields
- Stuck throttles
- Defective kickstands
- Belt or chain failure
- Shock absorber failure
- Defects in after-market equipment
Defective equipment cases fall into an area of law commonly referred to as product liability. These can be complex and involves proving that a design defect, a manufacturing defect, a marketing defect, or a failure to warn or guard the rider caused or contributed to the accident.
I commonly rely on engineering experts, manufacturing experts, and product design experts, and medical experts to demonstrate the cause and consequences of accidents resulting from defective equipment.
Contact me 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week, Toll Free 1 (888) 855-3504
If you have suffered a motorcycle accident injury caused or enhanced by defective equipment, please contact The Karney Law Firm. I can be reached toll free at 1 (888) 855-3504, by e-mail, or by filling out the intake form on our Contact page.
