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What is a Good Settlement Offer for My Car Accident?

When you are the victim of a car accident, you might not know what to do next.  You could be overwhelmed with...

What To Do After a Car Accident?: A Guide to the Next Steps

What Do I Do After a Car Accident? If you've been involved in a car wreck, chances are you and your vehicle are still on or near the public road where the accident occurred. That means you are at risk of being struck by other traffic. So think about safety first and, if necessary, move to a safe place before dealing with the post-accident process. The first thing you should do, once the dust settles, your heart stops racing from...

Record 4th of July Travel Expected This Weekend

Approximately 43 million Americans are expected to travel for Independence Day this year by plane, train and largely by automobile. With gas...

Two Additional Fatalities Linked to Defective Takata Airbags

Two additional deaths have been tied to faulty Takata airbags. Exploding inflators in the defective airbags have caused 11 fatalities in the...

City of Chicago Refuses to Accept Fault for Pothole Damage

A Chicago woman says the city is liable for the damage to her car caused by a destructive pothole. The city, however,...

Majority of U.S. Drivers Engage in Reckless Driving Habits

A stunning 87 percent of U.S. drivers admit to engaging in at least one reckless driving habit over the past month, according...

Honda Recalling 2.2 Million More Cars Over Takata Airbags

In what quickly ballooned into the largest auto recall in U.S. history, the faulty Takata airbag recall has expanded once more. Popular car manufacturer Honda is recalling 2.23 million vehicles that contain faulty airbags made by the Japanese airbag manufacturer. The defect, which is now responsible for a massive recall that encompasses vehicles produced by more than 10 manufacturers in the United States, causes deployed airbags to over-inflate and expel shrapnel, seriously injuring passengers. Honda has been the most affected...

Volkswagen Likely To Buy Back Some Diesel Vehicles It Cannot Fix

If Volkswagen cannot make their diesel vehicles compliant with United States air quality regulations fast enough, the company will have to buy...

First GM Faulty Ignition Switch Trial Begins

The first civil trial over General Motors (GM) faulty ignition switch began Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2015 in Manhattan. The case is one of six bellwether cases against the automaker. Three were chosen by the plaintiffs attorneys and three were selected by the defense team. This first case to be tried was selected by the plaintiffs counsel. Bellwether cases are often used in product liability cases in which there are similarities between multiple claims. It is an opportunity for both sides...