Q: Seeking legal options after fatal rollover with 1992 Ford Bronco.

A: I am very sorry for your loss, and it makes sense that you want answers and accountability. With older vehicles like the 1992 Ford Bronco, legal action is possible, but there are challenges. Claims against a manufacturer often involve product liability, which looks at whether a design defect, manufacturing defect, or failure to warn contributed to the accident. If news reports suggest fraud or misrepresentation about safety ratings, that could strengthen a case, but you would still need to connect the alleged defect to the specific rollover that caused your father’s death.

To move forward, you would need to gather as much evidence as possible, including accident reports, photographs, expert evaluations of the vehicle, and maintenance records. An attorney could then review whether the facts support a wrongful death or product liability lawsuit. They could also check whether there have been past lawsuits or class actions involving this model and whether joining an existing case is an option. Sometimes older cases have already been litigated, but new claims can still be filed depending on the evidence and state law.

Your next step is to consult with an attorney who handles product liability and wrongful death cases. They can tell you whether statutes of limitation apply in your state, whether Ford has faced similar claims over this model, and what compensation you may be able to pursue. By taking this step, you’ll get a clearer picture of whether a legal case is viable and how best to move forward.