What Are the GM Recalls All About? – Advocate Capital
November 25, 2014/
Lance Cooper of The Cooper Law Firm in Marietta, Georgia, interviewed by Michael J. Swanson, Author of How David Beats Goliath – Access to Capital for Contingent-Fee Law Firms, about the recent GM recalls and why they are important for all consumers.
[…] spine. Our office later discovered, after hiring investigators, that Robert lost control due to a defective ignition switch that General Motors had failed to recall. The failure of his airbag to deploy confirmed the switch failure, which cut […]
[…] There is a three step recall process, and NHTSA is currently in the preliminary investigation which is just the first stage. If the problem could be reoccurring in other vehicles, then regulators will try to recreate the problem. If all of the tests show risk, then NHTSA could call a formal recall. Hopefully they will work faster than they have in previous cases such as the Takata airbags and the GM ignition switch. […]
[…] year, NHTSA was held over fire for failure to act in a timely matter regarding the General Motors ignition switch and Takata airbags recalls which were responsible for many deaths and injuries. Rosekind is in […]