GM hasn’t notified recall victims’ families – CNN Money By Chris Isadore General Motors believes at least 12 people were killed by a flaw in the ignition switch in more than 1.6 million of its cars. But it has yet

That GM Loaner May Not be Safer – Safety Research & Strategies Inc. Last week, General Motors attempted to pour oil on its troubled waters with an offer of free loaner cars for consumers awaiting a fix for the wandering

GM Recall Doubled as Georgia Lawyer Pushed U.S. Regulators – Bloomberg By Patrick G. Lee and Jeff Plungis  To date, Cooper may have dug the deepest. “He single-handedly set the stage for this recall,” said Sean Kane, an auto-safety analyst who

Solo practitioner ‘single-handedly set the stage’ for massive GM recall – ABA Journal By Martha Neil Although it had known for years about an issue with ignition switches in some General Motors vehicles, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration didn’t

How a Georgia lawyer ‘single-handedly set the stage’ for GM’s massive recall – Dallas News Six days after General Motors Co. recalled almost 800,000 Chevrolet Cobalts and Pontiac G5s for a defect that could cause surprise engine shutdowns, lawyer Lance

Solo practitioner ‘single-handedly set the stage’ for massive GM recall – ABA Journal By Martha Neil It wasn’t until the Georgia solo practitioner dug for evidence against the automaker in a wrongful death case that the company recalled almost 800,000

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