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Auto Product Defects, Recovery Strategies Covered in L&E Webinar
Partners Kent Emison, Brett Emison and Brennan Delaney prsented together at the Strafford webinar “Personal Injuries and Auto Shop Liability From Accidents Due to Negligent, […]
L&E Partners Speak at Auto Liability Webinar July 28
Partners Kent Emison, Brett Emison and Brennan Delaney will be the featured speakers at the Strafford webinar “Personal Injuries and Auto Shop Liability From Accidents […]
The Hidden Dangers of Defective Airbags
The Hidden Dangers of Defective Airbags In 2013, there was a massive recall of vehicles that contained Takata Airbag Systems. Airbags deployed at random, […]
Can a mechanic shop be held liable for a car accident from faulty repairs or negligence?
We place trust in mechanics to keep our vehicles in good working condition. So, when someone violates that trust and causes an accident because of faulty repairs, we may wonder “Can I sue a mechanic for negligence?”
Who is covered by your auto insurance?
As long as the car is properly insured, it’s likely that the coverage applies to anyone who drives it. Companies and policies may differ, so verify coverage with your insurance provider.
Child Seat Defects in Today’s Cars
According to the Center for Disease Control, motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for children in the U.S. The key to preventing […]
When the Life-Saving Safety Device Hits the Road: A Quick Look at Tire Defects
“So much is riding on” something that can often be defective.
Reclined Seat Dangers: Don’t Trade Safety for Comfort
Our firm has held some of the world’s largest manufacturers of autos responsible for defective seats. Here’s a brief look at how.
Increasing Injuries, Deaths from Keyless Vehicles
Keyless ignition has been a topic in the news a lot lately. This blog post looks at an under-reported issue with keyless car technology.
Are the Current Minimum Car Insurance Amounts Enough?
This blog post looks at ways that consumers can protect themselves in matters of car insurance and minimum requirements.
On Rear Seat Occupant Alert Systems, and How They Can Save Lives
This blog post by attorney Michael Serra looks at rear seat alarm systems, and recent examples about how when manufacturers don’t avail themselves of the latest technology and consumers pay the price.
“Embrace Life” Video Approaches One Million View Mark
Seatbelts are arguably one of the easiest safety devices that we can use in today’s cars; this video produced by Rome Reports is still one of the best ones that address the issue.