GM Ignition Switch Fatalities Number 104
General Motors has approved an additional four claims to receive payments from the $550 million Compensation Fund, bringing the total fatality count recognized by GM …
Month: May 2015
Takata Finally Admits Airbag Defect, Issues 34 Million Car Recall
“Up until now Takata has refused to acknowledge that their airbags are defective. That changes today,” said U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx after an announcement by …
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16 Million Additional Takata Airbag-Equipped Cars Recalled
Two new recalls have been issued for millions of additional vehicles equipped with explosive Takata airbags, adding to the 25 million already recalled over the …
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GM Classifies Fatal Ignition Switch Defect as “Extremely Minor”
When Tanner Tucker was killed on impact in a car accident at the age of 17, his family, friends, and community lost an honor student, young …
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Bellwether Trial in Zimmer Duron Hip Replacement Litigation
On May 6, 2015, the first bellwether federal trial in the Zimmer Duron Cup hip replacement multi-district litigation commenced. The case will serve as a model …
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