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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
GM execs brace for recall fallout – Automotive News What remains unclear is when GM learned of the 13 fatalities, says Lance Cooper, a suburban Atlanta attorney representing the estate of Brooke Melton of Hiram, Ga., who died in 2010
Sepsis: The Deadly Infection What starts as a minor infection can become a fight for your life. It occurs in 1-2% of all hospitalizations in the United States, affects over 1.6 million Americans a year, and out of those 258,000
GM faces tough road ahead as it navigates ignition switch recall – The Town Talk The automaker could face civil and criminal penalties as the agency’s investigation unfolds. Though the safety administration has never levied criminal penalties in a recall
Chevy Cobalt Recall Comes 10 Years After Finding Defect – Web Pro News By Emily Greene Brooke Melton of Georgia died in a crash in 2010 in her 2005 Chevy Cobalt she bought new. The data recorder from Melton’s car
Melton Family Commends NHTSA Probe into GM Cobalt Recall – Market Watch Ken and Beth Melton, parents of a 29-year-old Georgia woman who died in crash linked to an ignition switch defect, praised the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for opening a
GM faces tough road ahead as it navigates ignition switch recall – Detroit Free Press By Brent Snavely and Nathan Bomey “It’s our position that criminal penalties should be considered,” said Georgia attorney Lance Cooper, who represented the estate of pediatric nurse Brooke
