Recent Blog Posts
From Software Defects To Integrated Electronics: The Evolution Of The Modern Recall
In recent years, it has become more commonplace for car owners to be issued recalls over software problems. While most of these folks groan over having to bring their vehicles to the dealership for updates, the security in place is there so that random hackers can’t break into the systems control on your car…. Read More »
Kia And Hyundai Fire Issues Persist Even After Recall
An investigation conducted by journalists determined that even after the recall of over 1 million Hyundais and Kias, the issue that causes the vehicles to suddenly burst into flames is still threatening owners. The problem was identified several months ago and Kia and Hyundai were fined in relation to their failure to report the… Read More »
Do Tractor-Trailer Accidents Increase During Summer?
The period from Memorial Day to Labor Day is known by highway traffic patrol, personal injury lawyers, and insurance companies as the 100 Deadliest Days of Summer. Of course, the first 100 days of last summer were not nearly as deadly, largely because there was so little traffic on the road. Traditionally, however, the… Read More »
Honda Recalls Faulty Tires Linked To Pilot And Passport
Honda recently announced the recall of over 1,000 vehicles related to faulty tires on their Honda Pilot and Passport models. Models built in 2019 and 2020 appear to have the problem. Honda believes that the tires could rupture while in motion. For those of you who have read our blog posts in the past,… Read More »
As RV Season Nears, Remember To Check Your Tires
Are you planning on purchasing a new RV this year as camping season nears? If so, be careful. While there’s plenty of reason to scrutinize the performance of the engine, brakes, and be on the lookout for bad noises coming from the engine, one thing that most folks fail to check is the tires…. Read More »
Texas’ Push To Protect Trucking Companies Leaves Drivers On The Hook
A new bill proposed in the Texas Senate would reduce jury awards in lawsuits against the trucking industry. The bill is being hailed by business-first activists as a way to reduce costs related to logistics. On the other side of the debate are personal injury attorneys, truck drivers, and those who are injured by… Read More »
Driver On Trial After Fatal Trucking Accident
After the president of a local grocery chain and a seven-year-old boy lost their lives, the driver of the truck involved in the accident is now facing criminal charges in New Jersey. Prosecutors say that the truck driver made no attempt to swerve out of the way of oncoming traffic. The driver is charged… Read More »
VW Atlas Tires Recalled on 2,900 SUVs
Volkswagen has announced the recall of 2,900 SUVs for a possible tire defect. VW says that the tires could fail while driving their 2018 – 2019 Atlas models. In this case, there is a risk of sidewall failure. There is also a risk with the belts failing which could cause tread separation. Volkswagen said… Read More »
Will Insurance Cover a Tire Blowout Accident Claim?
Florida currently works on a no-fault system, but all that can change soon as legislatures weigh the pros and cons of going back to a tort system. Under Florida’s no-fault system, there are two types of damages that are covered. Those are medical expenses and lost wages. In some cases, you can sue for… Read More »
Nascar Fan Killed by Flying Tire
Let’s say you go to a baseball game and end up getting struck by a foul ball. Can you then sue the club for your injuries? As it turns out, the answer is no. Each fan in the stands is aware of the foul ball risk and can avoid injury by simply paying attention… Read More »
