Automotive & Other Product Defects

Greenstone Law is one of the leading automotive defect law firms in the country. Many consumers encounter significant issues with their vehicles that can pose serious risks and affect safety, performance, and resale value. Common automotive defects include transmission failures, faulty engines, defective braking systems, electrical malfunctions, and safety failures such as airbag or seatbelt issues. These types of issues can be especially frustrating when they are hidden defects that manufacturers or dealerships fail to disclose or repair. Over time, repairs can become costly and dangerous if the problem leads to a breakdown or even a potential accident or serious injury. Some manufacturers may even refuse to acknowledge a defect, despite widespread reports, leaving consumers stuck with a vehicle that does not meet the basic standards of reliability or safety. When manufacturers fail to disclose known defects or refuse to address them through recalls or repairs, consumers can be left shouldering the burden of costly fixes or, worse, face dangerous situations on the road.

If you’ve experienced problems with your car due to a defect, whether mechanical or structural, it’s important to know your legal rights and options for pursuing compensation. Hiring an experienced and knowledgeable automotive defect litigation firm like Greenstone Law can be essential in such cases. We know how to evaluate your case and handle disputes involving complex product defects, understand consumer protection laws, and hold manufacturers accountable for their obligations to customers and for putting dangerous products on the market. We can help consumers pursue claims for repairs, buybacks, or replacements, depending on the situation. For issues that affect many consumers, such as a known transmission or engine defect, we can explore whether a class action lawsuit is appropriate, enabling impacted consumers to join together for compensation and justice. With Greenstone Law as a knowledgeable advocate on your side, you can increase the chances of a successful outcome and secure the compensation you deserve for the time, money, and safety risks involved with a defective vehicle.