Airbag Injuries Lawyer — San Antonio & Eagle Pass

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Airbags save lives, but a defective or improperly deployed airbag can itself cause serious injury. These claims often involve a product liability component in addition to the underlying crash claim.

Types of Airbag Defects

Failure to deploy, deployment with excessive force, and deployment of shrapnel from a faulty inflator have all led to serious injury claims.

A Two-Part Claim

An airbag injury case may involve both a standard crash-injury claim against the at-fault driver and a separate product liability claim against a manufacturer.

Evidence That Matters

Vehicle recall history and the specific airbag component involved are often central to these cases.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I have both a car accident claim and a product liability claim?

Yes — if a defective airbag caused or worsened your injury, you may have claims against both the at-fault driver and the airbag or vehicle manufacturer.

How do I know if my airbag was subject to a recall?

We can help research whether your vehicle's airbag component was part of a known recall.

Last reviewed: August 26, 2026. Sources: Texas Department of Transportation (Crash Data) · Texas Courts