Monday, October 25, 2010
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Thursday, February 4, 2010
Ohio Superlawyers
Jami S. Oliver is selected as one of Ohio's top lawyers in the area of personal injury, Ohio Superlawyers, 2010.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Toyota recall for sticky gas pedals
Toyota Announces That It Knew Of Sticky Gas Pedals Before Recall
Toyota recalled approximately 2.3 million vehicles due to a sticky gas pedal and has just recently stated publicly that it knew about the problem a year earlier but did not think it warranted a recall. While Toyota claims the problems have not caused any injuries or deaths, ABC News reported that four deaths could be linked to the gas pedal defect. Currently, Toyota dealers have been advised to repair sticky gas pedals on a case-by-case basis. Consumers who believe they have been involved in a crash due to a stuck gas pedal should consult an attorney. Read Article: USA Today
Toyota recalled approximately 2.3 million vehicles due to a sticky gas pedal and has just recently stated publicly that it knew about the problem a year earlier but did not think it warranted a recall. While Toyota claims the problems have not caused any injuries or deaths, ABC News reported that four deaths could be linked to the gas pedal defect. Currently, Toyota dealers have been advised to repair sticky gas pedals on a case-by-case basis. Consumers who believe they have been involved in a crash due to a stuck gas pedal should consult an attorney. Read Article: USA Today
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Yahama recalls off-road Rhino after 46 deaths from Rollovers
Yamaha Motor Corp., USA recalled about 145,000 off-highway recreational vehicles for repairs Tuesday after three models were involved in 46 deaths.
The two-passenger vehicles are designed for drivers over 16 years old with valid drivers licenses, although some reported deaths involved younger children who were passengers or who operated the vehicles against recommendations, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, which announced the recall.
All Rhino 450, 660 and 700 model vehicles were recalled for repairs designed to prevent accidents that resulted in 46 deaths and hundreds of injuries. The reported deaths occurred from the fall of 2003, when the vehicles were first distributed, through this year.
The two-passenger vehicles are designed for drivers over 16 years old with valid drivers licenses, although some reported deaths involved younger children who were passengers or who operated the vehicles against recommendations, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, which announced the recall.
All Rhino 450, 660 and 700 model vehicles were recalled for repairs designed to prevent accidents that resulted in 46 deaths and hundreds of injuries. The reported deaths occurred from the fall of 2003, when the vehicles were first distributed, through this year.
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