CALL TODAY
CALL TODAY
An alarming number of reported accidents and deaths involving the recalled vehicles have been directly linked to the faulty ignition switches, putting General Motors in the precarious spotlight of a government led investigation.
Consequently, law firms are looking at the potential for individual and class action injury lawsuits against the company on behalf of those adversely affected by the faulty ignition switches.
What is Injury Law and how might it Benefit You in the GM case?
Injury Law is the branch of law that deals with personal injury and class action litigation arising from defective products, effects of harmful drugs, and more. If you have been directly affected by the General Motors vehicle recall list below, you may be entitled to receive a settlement as party to a class action injury lawsuit.
Class action litigation means that many people affected by General Motor’s defective ignition switch would become party to a large-scale lawsuit against the corporation with intent to seek compensation.
General Motors Ignition Switch Recall Information
Faulty ignition switches were installed in the General Motors vehicle models listed below that can cause the car to suddenly turn off while driving. The sudden shut down then renders engines and electrical systems disabled. In a scary domino affect, this in turn debilitates brakes, power steering, and airbags. With a cascade of critical safety features disabled, drivers are unable to control their vehicles effectively.
The initial ignition switch recall was issued for nearly 2.6 million vehicles.
Recalled models include:
Chevrolet
• Cobalt (2005-2010)
• HHR (2006-2011)
Pontiac
• G5 (2007-2010)
• Solstice (2006-2010)
Saturn
• Ion (2003-2007)
• Sky (2007-2010)
What’s Next?
If you have owned one of the vehicles on the General Motors recall list above and have been personally impacted by its faulty ignition switch, you may have a case that is eligible for legal recourse and compensation. Call to set up an appointment for your free consultation today.
If you or someone you love has been harmed by the negligent or wrongful conduct of another, our South Florida personal injury attorneys are here to help you understand your legal options and fight for the fair recovery you deserve. In every instance, we work to recover the maximum compensation our clients are owed for their medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and other losses. Throughout the process, we will remain consistently accessible to you—we even provide clients with our personal contacts so that they can always reach us with questions or concerns.
There is absolutely no cost and no obligation in speaking to a member of our team about your case. We also offer our legal services on a contingency fee basis, which means you do not owe any upfront costs when you hire our team. Instead, we only collect legal fees if we successfully secure a settlement or verdict for you.
Whether you have questions or you’re ready to get started, our legal team is ready to help. Complete our form below or call us at (954) 289-5070.
