Often times trial lawyers take on cases not because of the potential financial renumeration but rather to right a wrong. In this case, nationally known trial lawyer Michael Ferrara took on the New Jersey State police because he believed the officer involved went too far in effect acting as a private debt collector for a… Continue Reading
Monthly Archives: April 2013
Kia and Hyundai recall nearly 2 million vehicles.
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The New York Times (4/3, Jensen, 1.68M) reports in its “Wheels” blog, “Kia and its parent company Hyundai are recalling almost 1.9 million vehicles in three actions, according to reports posted on Wednesday on the Web site of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.” The Times notes that “about 1.7 million of those vehicles –… Continue Reading
Take Justice Back -National Asbestos Awareness Week
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In honor of National Asbestos Awareness Week, help protect asbestos victims’ rights by urging Congress to oppose legislation that threatens to delay and deny justice until asbestos victims die. Your action will make a difference! The asbestos-disease epidemic is one of the longest-running public health epidemics. Asbestos is still legal in the United States and… Continue Reading
Subaru recalls 215,000 Outbacks, Legacies over corroded brake lines.
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The New York Times (4/2, Jensen, 1.68M) reports, “Subaru is recalling at least 215,000 of its most popular models – the 2005-9 Outback wagon and Legacy sedan – because of corrosion of the brake lines, the automaker says.” The Times notes that “in a report posted Tuesday on the Web site of the National Highway… Continue Reading
Ford Recalls Vehicles Due to Fuel Tank Leak
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Ford Motors will issue a voluntary recall of about 3,000 models of Ford Explorers, the Ford Taurus and Lincoln MKS due to potential leaks in the vehicle’s fuel tanks. The company said leaks can be caused by a poor seal and pose a fire risk in the recalled vehicles. There have been no accidents… Continue Reading