Defective Motorcycle Components

When you ride a motorcycle, you place trust in the design and manufacturing of its components. Unfortunately, defective parts can shatter that trust, leading to devastating accidents and severe injuries. From faulty brakes to tire blowouts, these defects often stem from negligence during design, production, or distribution.

At Breit Biniazan, we stand with motorcyclists who have been harmed by defective components. Our experienced motorcycle accident attorneys fight to hold manufacturers and other responsible parties accountable, ensuring victims receive justice and compensation. If you suspect a defect caused your accident, our team is here to guide you through every step of the legal process.

Contents

• Why Choose Breit Biniazan for Your Case?
• Understanding Defective Motorcycle Components
• Common Injuries Caused by Defective Components
• Legal Rights for Victims of Defective Motorcycle Components
• Types of Compensation Available
• Challenges in Defective Motorcycle Component Cases
• How Breit Biniazan Can Help You

Why Choose Breit Biniazan for Your Case?

Breit Biniazan has extensive experience in product liability cases, including those involving defective motorcycle components. Our attorneys understand the complexities of these claims and have successfully held major manufacturers accountable for their negligence.

We combine legal expertise with personalized support, ensuring each client feels heard and empowered throughout their case. From investigating the defect to negotiating with insurers or litigating in court, our team works tirelessly to maximize your compensation. Choosing Breit Biniazan means choosing a dedicated advocate who will fight for your rights every step of the way.

Understanding Defective Motorcycle Components

Defective motorcycle components can manifest in various ways, creating dangerous situations for riders. Common defects include brake failures, tire blowouts, faulty handlebars, and electrical malfunctions. These issues often arise due to errors in design, manufacturing defects, or poor-quality materials.

Such flaws may lead to catastrophic accidents, especially at high speeds. Identifying and proving a defect is critical for victims seeking justice. Our attorneys at Breit Biniazan have the knowledge and resources to pinpoint how a defective part contributed to your crash, building a strong case for compensation.

Common Injuries Caused by Defective Components

Defective motorcycle components frequently result in severe injuries. Riders may experience traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, broken bones, or internal injuries due to sudden component failures. Additionally, crashes caused by defects often lead to burns, lacerations, or amputations from debris or impact.

In the most tragic cases, fatalities occur when critical components fail, such as brakes or tires. These injuries carry long-term consequences, affecting victims’ physical, emotional, and financial well-being. Breit Biniazan is committed to helping injured riders and their families recover compensation to address these life-changing damages.

Legal Rights for Victims of Defective Motorcycle Components

Victims of defective motorcycle components have the right to seek compensation under product liability laws. Manufacturers, distributors, or retailers can be held accountable for injuries caused by their defective products. Strict liability often applies, meaning victims do not need to prove negligence—only that the defect existed and caused the accident.

In some cases, third-party maintenance providers may share responsibility if improper repairs contributed to the defect. Breit Biniazan’s attorneys are skilled in navigating product liability claims, ensuring every responsible party is held accountable for their role in your accident.

Types of Compensation Available

Victims of accidents caused by defective motorcycle components may recover several forms of compensation. 

Economic damages cover medical expenses, lost wages, and property damage, ensuring financial stability during recovery. 

Non-economic damages address the emotional and physical toll, such as pain and suffering or loss of quality of life.

In cases of gross negligence—such as knowingly distributing defective parts—punitive damages may also be awarded to punish the responsible party. Breit Biniazan fights to ensure victims receive full compensation for both immediate and long-term losses.

Challenges in Defective Motorcycle Component Cases

Defective component cases present unique challenges, requiring technical expertise and a thorough understanding of product liability law. Proving that a defect caused the accident often involves gathering evidence such as maintenance records, expert testimony, and accident reconstructions.

Manufacturers may argue that the defect was caused by improper use, maintenance, or modifications, making it critical to counter these defenses effectively. Breit Biniazan has the resources and experience to overcome these challenges, building strong cases that stand up to scrutiny.

How Breit Biniazan Can Help You

Breit Biniazan provides comprehensive legal representation for victims of defective motorcycle components. We begin by investigating the defect, consulting with experts, and collecting evidence to establish liability. Our attorneys negotiate aggressively with manufacturers and their insurers, seeking fair settlements that reflect the full extent of your losses.

If a settlement cannot be reached, we are prepared to take your case to court, leveraging our extensive trial experience to fight for justice. Our team is committed to supporting you throughout the legal process, ensuring you have the resources and guidance needed to recover and move forward.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if I suspect a defective part caused my accident?

Seek medical attention immediately and preserve the motorcycle and its components as evidence. Contact an attorney as soon as possible to investigate the defect.

Can I file a claim if my motorcycle was under recall?

Yes. If a recalled part caused your accident, the manufacturer is still liable for damages. Consult an attorney to understand your options.

How long do I have to file a product liability lawsuit?

The statute of limitations varies by state, but most allow 2–3 years from the date of the accident. Acting quickly ensures evidence is preserved.