An auto defect can have serious consequences for the vehicle's owner as well as the occupants of the vehicle at the time the defect occurs. While most auto companies do try to take action to recall defective vehicles, sometimes the damage has already been done. A recent auto defect involving a Kia Sorento could affect West Virginia residents.
West Virginia Toyota drivers likely following auto defect claim
An auto defect can cause serious injury and even death. West Virginia vehicle owners may try to stay up to date on the latest recalls in case their vehicle is involved. A recent article that discussed the apparent auto defect that affected Toyota owners has brought attention to a deadly accident that was possibly preventable and has now resulted in a civil suit.
Collision under investigation after cruiser hits bicycle
Auto collisions are never a good thing. When a collision involves a vehicle and a bicycle it can be even worse. If someone in the Charleston are suffers disabling injuries from a collision they should understand how the law works in these types of accidents. They should also be aware that they might be entitled to compensation.
After ambulance accident, man suing city of Charleston
When someone is injured in a car accident in West Virginia, it is natural for that person to want to hold the liable party accountable for their injuries. In most cases, of course, this is an individual, private driver whose insurance may or may not cover the costs incurred. In some instances, however, the defendant in a case might not be an individual person but an entity -- such as the city of Charleston.
West Virginia may not be aware of dangerous household product
West Virginia residents that are concerned for their health may be aware of dangerous household products. Those that straighten their hair or have their hair professionally straightened may have recently heard about a hair straightened chemical that is now believed to cause cancer. While the product was intended for salon use, it could easily be considered a dangerous household product since there are stores that sell these products to consumers.
Pipeline explosion sparks lawsuit from those who lost everything
People in the Charleston area are injured or suffer losses in all kinds of incidents on a daily basis. Many times these are unfortunate accidents that are a part of life. Sometimes, however, these accidents are caused by negligent behavior and they can be avoided if the proper safety measures are taken.
West Virginia Ford owners may be impacted by auto defect
An auto defect can cause serious injury and even death. West Virginia residents that own a Ford product may be following the recalls that have recently been in the headlines. A settlement that was the result of an auto defect has cost Ford $17.35 million.
Charleston area medical center faces brain injury lawsuit
When someone suffers a brain injury the consequences can be devastating for that person and for his or her family and loved ones. Many times brain injuries are preventable and often they happen because someone else has acted negligently or carelessly. If someone in the Charleston area has been the victim of a brain injury they may be entitled to fair compensation for their injuries.
Authorities charge man with DUI in fatal car accident
The statistics of drunk driving are well documented. In most car accidents involving alcohol the person who is actually drunk walks away uninjured. Unfortunately, those who are hurt or even killed are usually innocent bystanders. When someone in the Charleston area is hurt in a car accident involving a drunk driver he or she may be entitled to receive compensation.
West Virginia drivers may be interested in latest auto defect
West Virginia drivers may be aware of the potential risks when purchasing a vehicle. An auto defect is a dangerous possibility for any driver. A recent lawsuit involving Ford vehicles has made headlines because of an auto defect.
Man left paralyzed in work accident receives large settlement
Anytime a company is negligent and forces an employee to work in unsafe conditions without the proper equipment the chances of a serious accident greatly increase. When this occurs in the Charleston area it's very important for a person to understand his or her legal rights.
Defective baby product may cause injury
West Virginia residents may be aware of the dangers of a defective product. Finding out a defective product made for babies or young children was sold can be a scary time for any parent, grandparent, or other caregiver. A recent article discussing a recall of a popular baby items has drawn the attention of many.
West Virginia Mercedes owners may notice auto defect
West Virginia drivers may be aware of the possibility of an auto defect when they purchase an automobile. However, most drivers probably believe that the manufacturer has taken every precaution to prevent an auto defect. When the defect occurs while driving, it can be a scary and dangerous experience for all involved. A recent issue with Mercedes C-Class sedans is making headlines and causing concern.
West Virginia truck accident injures two people
Whenever two vehicles in West Virginia are involved in a collision, there is a possibility that the result will be an injury accident. This is especially true when one of the vehicles is a semi-truck with a substantial amount of power and weight. Although drivers of smaller cars can try to avoid such a situation, there is often nowhere to turn or move away when an 18-wheeler is out of control, and the result can be a commercial vehicle accident.
