GM Ignition Switch Recall Lawsuits
In 2014, GM Recalled 2.6M Vehicles Due to Risk of Airbag Failure from Defective Ignition Switches.
In 2014, GM Recalled 2.6M Vehicles Due to Risk of Airbag Failure from Defective Ignition Switches.
An audit of the NHTSA found that it has been slow and inconsistent in implementing recommendations to improve how it handles auto safety defects.
A federal judge has scheduled a second GM bellwether trial for March 14, after the first case was thrown out amid allegations of fraud.
Jury selection begins today in the first GM ignition switch bellwether trial, which is being watched as a test case for about 1,600 other similar claims.
A federal judge is allowing evidence of similar cases where GM ignition switches appear to have interfered with airbag deployment in the first GM ignition switch lawsuit trial, which begins…
GM's independent ignition switch settlement fund has issued a final tally of those it intends to compensate a year after the fund first launched.
GM is being shielded from ignition switch lawsuits predating the company's 2009 bankruptcy, while it has agreed to pay out settlements in at least 90 wrongful death claims.
Rules for selecting the first GM ignition switch recall claims to go before a jury were released this month.
GM has expanded a power steering recall issued last year to include an additional 81,000 vehicles following an auto accident report.
A status conference is slated for January 20 to address a number of issues linked to GM ignition switch recall litigation.