If a rollover occurs because of the negligence of another party, or a rolled-over vehicle harmed you, you may recover compensation. Negligence, in legal terms, means a failure to render the duty of care. A driver, for instance, needs to drive safely and follow the law. A speeding driver, or one impaired by alcohol, breached the duty of care. Negligent parties are liable or financially responsible for injuries and harm they cause. While other drivers may exhibit negligence, they are not the only potentially negligent parties in a rollover. Rollovers can also stem from poorly manufactured or improperly repaired cars. If a manufacturer produces defective cars or parts, you can hold them negligent. If a repair shop repairs a car or a specific part improperly, you can hold them negligent.