Our firm is offering free case evaluations for victims of the GM recall. Contact our Alabama injury lawyers today by scheduling a complimentary case evaluation online!
In the largest class-action lawsuit against General Motors, a group of attorneys are seeking to sue this company for an amount of more than $10 billion. The lawsuit is a result of the company’s manufacturing of defective ignition switches that have led to around 30 deaths. The lawsuit includes every new car with this device installed that was sold between July 11, 2009 and July 3, 2014.
If you are the victim of a defective vehicle that was caused by GM’s ignition switches, we encourage you to speak with our experienced legal team at Morris, Andrews, Talmadge & Driggers, LLC (MATD). We have an impressive track record and the years of collective experience that you can count on during a difficult case.
Our firm is offering free case evaluations for victims of the GM recall. Contact our Alabama injury lawyers today by scheduling a complimentary case evaluation online!
The defective Chevrolet, Pontiac, and Saturn vehicles that used GM ignition switches were recalled because the operating switch can be moved from “on” to “off” while the vehicle is still in use. When the vehicle is in high speed, even hitting a bump in the road could cause the sensitive button to switch off.
All of the above recalled vehicles are defective because of their ignition switches.
At MATD, we have extensive experience handling personal injury lawsuits and can handle your automobile recall case in a thorough and persistent manner. Some of our clients have received high verdicts and settlements as a result of our representation.
Do not hesitate to contact us by calling (844) 654-6228 today if you need representation as a recall victim. We are prepared to fight on your behalf for the result you deserve!
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