Defect Causes ATVs to Catch Fire

ByJoseph O'Neill

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Updated onJanuary 6, 2018

Defect Causes ATVs to Catch Fire

This is a class action suit against a company alleging that it designs and sells certain ATVs that are defective, and therefore, prone to catch fire. It is alleged that the liquid cooling system found on ATVs of this model are prone to leaks due to their novel design, and that a gradual loss of cooling fluid during operation causes dangerous accumulation of heat in the engine components.

Question(s) For Expert Witness

1. Have you worked for a manufacturer of atvs in a design, maintenance, or quality control capacity?

2. Are you able and available to inspect plaintiffs' atvs and help determine whether the designs are defective and prone to catch fire?

3. Have you served as an expert witness before?

Expert Witness Response E-020739

inline imageThis case is right in my area of expertise. I have extensive design and research experience with atvs and I am familiar with design codes. I am familiar with how good equipment is supposed to perform and I also would be able to compare this machine with what else is on the market. I am highly qualified to review this case and happy to discuss further.

About the author

Joseph O'Neill

Joseph O'Neill

Joe has extensive experience in online journalism and technical writing across a range of legal topics, including personal injury, meidcal malpractice, mass torts, consumer litigation, commercial litigation, and more. Joe spent close to six years working at Expert Institute, finishing up his role here as Director of Marketing. He has considerable knowledge across an array of legal topics pertaining to expert witnesses. Currently, Joe servces as Owner and Demand Generation Consultant at LightSail Consulting.

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