Tesla Inc. has found itself under legal siege in South Florida in connection with a May 2018 car crash that left two dead and a 2014 Tesla S engulfed in flames.

A lawsuit filed Tuesday in Broward Circuit Court has accused the car manufacturer of negligence in the death of 18-year-old Edgar Monserratt Martinez. Martinez was in the front passenger seat of the Tesla S with driver Barrett Riley when the vehicle plowed into a wall at 116 mph. The collision, which took place on Seabreeze Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale, sent the car careening into the road before it eventually struck a metal light pole and stopped at a wall on the opposite side of the street. The vehicle burst into flames following the final impact, with Martinez and Riley still inside, Another passenger, Alexander Berry, was tossed from the vehicle, but survived.