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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
NHTSA Drops the Ball – The Legal Examiner By Brett Emison “The chief engineer who discovered the problem, he just whitewashed it. We can’t fit it in time, so it will have to remain in the car when we begin
Congress to Investigate GM Recall – Wall Street Journal By Jeff Bennett and Joseph B. White Read the full story here.
Technology could hack vehicles while being driven, could aid car hackers You are probably familiar with car-jacking, but with technology expanding to vehicles people now have to worry about ‘car-hacking.’ A small handheld device could connect to your vehicle’s internal
Evidence reveals more deaths tied to GM recall – Channel 2 Action News By Jim Strickland
Renting Tires It’s no joke that buying tires can be expensive, but would you consider renting them to save you the $400-500 you would have to fork out now if you needed them? Companies such as Rent N Roll, which
NHTSA announces investigation On February 19, 2014, Lance Cooper submitted a Timeliness Query to the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (“NHTSA”) about General Motors’ prior injury disclosures to that agency about certain GM ignition switches. On February 26, 2014,
Don’t Settle, NHTSA – Safety Research & Strategies Inc. Yesterday, the agency sent General Motors an extraordinary 27-page Special Ordercompelling the automaker to answer 107 questions about an ignition defect in the 2005-2007 Chevy Cobalt and six other models that claimed
Feds order GM to explain recall lag – USA Today By James R. Healey and Fred Meier Read the full story here.
GM’s delayed recall a moral failure – Los Angeles Daily Journal By Jonathon Michaels Los Angeles Daily Journal – GM’s delayed recall a moral failure – Read it here.
Rescission Committees are becoming the evil villain Imagine you were diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer and your insurance coverage is cancelled because you failed to disclose that you visited a dermatologist for acne. Or consider your loved one dying of
Big recall poses threat to General Motors’ reputation – The Columbus Dispatch By Brent Snavely & Nathan Bomey “It’s our position that criminal penalties should be considered,” said lawyer Lance Cooper, who represented the estate of pediatric nurse Brooke Melton, who was killed
