Why Is Rover Hoverboards Be Liable For Negligence?

A hoverboard is typically known as a self-balancing two-wheel board or scooter which works on a rechargeable battery and has a platform above its wheels where the rider stands. Also, the scooter has different techniques that can be mastered and must be known to enjoy the ride safely. There are more than dozens of brands and companies that offer their hoverboards with attractive features, designs and enhancements. These portable hoverboards provide great pleasurable experiences. One brand, is iRover they specialize in the making and enhancement of hoverboards and scooters. But, there has been issues with these hoverboards which have been deemed not safe for consumers. However, the manufacturer of the iRover hoverboard would be liable in negligence if the products had not been recalled and had caused injury to consumers. Furthermore, this essay will identify the iRover hoverboard that was recalled

However, when a company receives many complaints about a product there is a possibility that they could have a case of negligence and be liable for negligence for that specific product. Even though, recalls can stop consumers from causing further harm to themselves from a defective product however it does not mean that the manufacturers and sellers of the products that caused the injuries to consumers are off the hook also they can still be liable for negligence. Furthermore, iRover can be held liable for negligence because their product was built in a negligent way in which caused the hoverboards to cause harm to consumers by catching on fire and exploding. The reason for the hoverboards to overheat and catch on fire was due to the lithium battery packs that were used to power the hoverboards. However, if the manufactures new that the design was faulty, meaning the batteries then they would be held