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As many people already know, famous actor and car enthusiast, Paul Walker, died in a car accident in Valencia, California. Shortly after the accident, his daughter filed a lawsuit against Porsche stating the accident should not have killed her father at the speeds he was traveling unless the car was defective. The case was dismissed in court.
Now, Walker’s father has filed a lawsuit for negligence and wrongful death, stating his son would be alive had Porsche installed the following parts:
Porsche responded, saying the vehicle was “altered and abused” after being sold, meaning they could not have foreseen accidents occurring for the reasons Walker’s father stated. While this lawsuit against Porsche is one of the most recent, Porsche has faced numerous lawsuits due to alleged auto defects.
Recently, various lawsuits have been filed against Porsche due to auto defects. Below is a list of some of the alleged auto defects that resulted in legal action:
If you have been injured in a car accident and believe your harm was caused by an auto defect, it is crucial you seek experienced legal representation right away. At Goodman Acker P.C., our Detroit auto defect lawyers believe defective products can cause life-threatening injuries. That is why we are here to provide victims with skilled legal advocacy. When you begin working with us, we will explore every aspect of your case and do everything in our power pursue compensation on your behalf.
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