Kevin Hart Lawsuit Almost Certain in Car Crash – TMZ, Tmz.com

Kevin Hart

and the 2 people in his car that crashed Sept. 1 have all lawyerered up, TMZ has learned, and everyone’s expecting a big lawsuit.

Sources with direct knowledge tell us, the driver, who sustained serious back and chest injuries has an attorney, as does the passenger in the backseat, who sustained only minor injuries. Kevin has a lawyer as well.

We’re told Kevin is in the crosshairs of the other 2 people in the 1970 Plymouth Barracuda because the car did not havesafety harnessesor airbags. The argument is … Kevin should have worried less about keeping the car authentic and more about safety – and not doing so constitutes negligence.

The driver could also be on the hook for Kevin and the backseat passenger, but it’s a little premature since the CHP is stillinvestigating the causeof the crash.

The big issue … we’re told the company that customized the car could be looking at a lawsuit. The argument goes like this … the company is the expert and even if Kevin wanted acustom jobwithout safety harnesses, the company should have refused the job because it wasn’t safe … especially with a powerful, 720 Horsepower engine.

We contacted 10 custom car companies around the country and asked ifKevin’s crashhas opened their eyes and changed their minds about customizing classic cars without installing safety harnesses. 8 out of the 10 said they would if that’s what the customer wanted. Only 2 said they would not.

It’s interesting because it opens these companies up to a lawsuit, especially if there are passengers in the car whoget injured.

Our law enforcement sources tell us … the CHP may lobby the California State Legislature to prohibit custom car companies from rolling out products without harnesses … whether the customer wants them or not.