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

April 26, 2017car Case injury manufacturing negligence seat

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

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• 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.