Monthly Archives: November 2024
Understanding Liability in Golf Cart Fires: Lessons from a Brevard County Incident
A recent incident in Brevard County, Florida, serves as a stark reminder of the potential dangers associated with golf cart chargers. A fire broke out in a home after a golf cart charger was plugged in, causing significant damage to the property and minor injuries to one person. As investigators work to determine the… Read More »
Liability in Golf Cart Accidents: Lessons from a Recent Miami-Dade Case
A recent case in Miami-Dade County, where a court awarded over $50 million in damages after a 12-year-old was severely injured in a golf cart accident, underscores the critical importance of understanding liability in such incidents. The case involved a 16-year-old driver who was authorized by her step-uncle, the golf cart’s owner, to drive… Read More »
Golf Cart Design Flaws vs. Golf Cart Manufacturing Defects
Understanding the distinction between golf cart design flaws and manufacturing defects is essential for navigating product liability cases. While both types of defects can lead to serious injuries and legal challenges, the approach to proving liability and the potential scope of that liability differ significantly. Whether dealing with a golf cart that was inherently… Read More »
Product Liability in Golf Cart Manufacturer Defects
When purchasing a golf cart, safety and reliability are key expectations. However, defects in manufacturing can sometimes lead to accidents or injuries, raising significant legal concerns. Understanding the principles of product liability is essential for anyone who owns or uses a golf cart. Whether dealing with design flaws, manufacturing errors, or inadequate warnings, it’s… Read More »