As Scandal Unfolds, G.M. Calls In the Lawyers – New York Times By Matthew Goldstein and Barry Meier Read the full story here.  

GM Staff, Media Flagged Ignition Fault Long Before Recall – Bloomberg By Jeff Green and Jeff Plungis  The almost decade-old discussions of the defects — those voiced publicly as well as within GM — are contained within more than 32,000

Newly released GM records show ignition problems surfaced as early as 2001 – Detroit Free Press By Todd Spangler The family of Brooke Melton, 29, who died in a 2010 crash in a 2005 Cobalt, were not affected by GM’s liability

Feds open criminal probe into General Motors over recall – CBS The U.S. Attorney’s office in New York has opened a criminal investigation into General Motors to determine if there was any criminal wrongdoing on the part of GM stemming

GM Recall 2014: Pictures Of The Tiny Ignition Switch Part That Could Cost General Motors Dearly – International Business Times By Angelo Times Miller was hired by Lance Cooper, a personal injury lawyer in Marietta, Ga., to examine the Chevrolet

Live Blog: GM’s Mary Barra Testifies on Capitol Hill Read the full story here. 

GM Now Says It Detected Ignition Switch Problem Back in 2001 – Wall Street Journal By Jeff Bennett Read the full story here. 

Another fatal crash may be linked to GM ignition-switch defect – CBS Did Cooper every receive all the information he wanted from GM? “No,” the lawyer said. “It was clear to us they had not produced a number of documents

Congress to launch probe into General Motors recall – Fox News Read the full story here.

The early warnings that GM missed – Automotive News Drivers got blame before switch was quietly changed By Nick Bunkley Five additional deaths are linked to crashes involving the Ion, which GM added to its recall on Feb. 25. GM