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Convenient Keyless Car Ignitions Can Pose Major Carbon Monoxide Risks The push-button convenience that comes with a keyless car ignition also comes with a risk that you could die of carbon monoxide poisoning. To date, at least 13 people have died due to cars with keyless ignitions having been left running in garages inadvertently….

How The Apple Watch Might Help Your Case All legal matters require evidence in order for a decision to be made. This is because in nearly every case the parties have a different version of the facts, and the Judge or jury must be able to look at all the information available and make…

What Type Of Vehicle Is The Most Safe? When in the market for a new automobile, one of the top concerns is safety. It is no secret that cars and trucks are in accidents every day, and you want to make sure you make a choice that provides the most safety features for your…

When you are involved in an accident the damage is not limited to your body. Your car or other property may also be damaged. Not only are you entitled to compensation for your medical expenses, but you are also allowed to be repaid for the necessary repairs to your car. Typically, you will be…

Beware Of These Important Auto Recalls In a mobile society, nearly everyone relies on some form of transportation to get from point A to point B. In cities with reliable public transportation, the chances of being in an auto accident are lower than in cities where most people drive their own cars. With so…

Man Injured in Lithium Battery Explosion from E-Cigarette E-cigarettes have grown in popularity in recent years, and the lithium-battery-powered devices are now stored in the pockets of users across the state of Texas. Despite that explosive growth, however, it is important that manufacturers and suppliers remain vigilant for faulty or defective products that could…

Honda Faces Lawsuit over Alleged Safety Concerns Car manufacturers have a number of responsibilities towards the products they manufacture. People place their trust in their vehicles every day of their lives; placing their faith on the fact that the car was properly designed and tested by the manufacturer. Unfortunately, this faith is not always…

Depositions Set for GM Employees in Faulty Ignition Switch Case In 2014, General Motors made the shocking announcement that it would be recalling more than 800,000 small vehicles due to an apparent safety threat. According to the company, faulty ignition switches could, under certain circumstances, cause the car to shut off during operation. This…

Many Cars Still Have Exploding Airbags More than eleven million cars, made by nine different major auto makers, have been recalled due to “exploding airbags.” This is one of the biggest auto recalls in American history, and one of the most dangerous. The Takata airbags have been exploding and sending shrapnel flying upon impact….

Trial Against Johnson & Johnson for Defective Hip Implants A major trial against one of Johnson & Johnson’s subsidiaries, DePuy Orthopedics Inc., is underway in Dallas, Texas. DePuy is facing thousands of allegations that its Pinnacle Hip Implant was defectively designed, not properly tested, and caused metallosis. According to one plaintiff, Kathleen Herlihy-Paoli, the…