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Most Recent Articles
- Predatory Towing: A Problem That's Hurting Southern Californians
In Southern California, motorists, prosecutors and lawmakers are seeing evidence that some towing companies are going too far. According to a New York Times article, tow trucks are "on the prowl" for unsuspecting motorists and their vehicles. - Airbag Defects Cause Increased Injuries and Fatalities
When a consumer buys an airbag-equipped vehicle, they expect the airbags to deploy properly in the event of an accident. Thousands of lives have been saved by the installation of airbags; however there has been a shocking increase in the number of injuries and fatalities caused by various airbag systems. - California Ranked First in Fatal Dog Attacks
California is ranked first in the nation in fatal dog attacks. Insurers nationwide pay out over $1 billion in claims related to dog bites annually. One-third of the money paid out through homeowners' liability claims are related to dog attacks. - Roof Crush Statistics Out of Control, Study Shows
A surprising new report outlines that many of the 10,000 deaths suffered by drivers nationwide could have been prevented if their car's roof was made properly. The report outlines the fact that most cars have thin and unstable roofs that make the cars dangerous to drive in. - Auto Industry's Lack for Public Safety
Since the federal government first made automobile safety a national concern, the American auto industry has been kicking and screaming in its attempts to avoid accountability. The auto industry's record of addressing safety issues is marked by attempts to delay, block and obfuscate impending safety standards. - Personal Injury Attorneys Must Be Wary Of Taking On Fire Claim Cases
Personal injury attorneys may not have the knowledge or experience plaintiffs will need in fire claim cases. - America Needs to Buckle-Up!
The percentage of passengers who wear seat belts is at a record high of 81 percent in the United States. Although many lives are saved every year by the use of seat belts, the motoring public has not been informed of the current problems that exist with today's safety and restraint systems. - California Pedestrian Accident Statistics
The United States has a particular problem with pedestrian deaths and injuries. About 5,000 pedestrians are killed and another 64,000 are injured in motor vehicle accidents every year in this country. - Ford/Firestone Cover-up Deadly Product Defects
Thousands of Ford Explorer occupants have been severely injured or killed in rollover accidents due to poorly designed Ford Explorers equipped with defective Firestone tires. Ford Motor Company and Bridgestone/Firestone covered-up knowledge of deadly product defects for over ten years. - Children and ATV-Related Accidents
There is an ATV safety crisis in America today, and it poses a great threat to the health and well being of our nation's children.
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