Over the last 20 Years, dozens of GM Makes and Models have faulty Ignition Switches causing:

A move from the “on” position and causing the engine to shut off while the vehicle is moving
Airbags failing to deploy, resulting in serious injuries or death

GM has paid out more than $2 Billion in the fine, penalties and settlements related to faulty ignition switches

Have you or a loved one suffered injuries or even death due to GM Vehicles’ Airbag not deploying? If you or someone you love were injured in an accident caused by the faulty ignition switch in a GM vehicle, you may be entitled to financial compensation. SEE IF YOU OR A LOVED ONE MAY QUALIFY FOR POTENTIAL COMPENSATION TODAY

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Were you or a loved one involved in an Auto Accident 2010 or later in one of the following GM Vehicles?*
Did the airbags deploy?**

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Were you or a loved one Hospitalized for 3 or more days OR suffer any fractures/broken bones?*
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GM IGNITION SWITCH RECALL

To date, nearly 200 motorists have been killed and 400 have been injured in auto accidents due to some of the faulty GM ignition switches.

In 2014, GM announced it would be recalling more than three million vehicles with model years ranging from 1997 to 2014 due to the defective ignition switches. According to GM reports, the ignition switches can easily move from the “on” position and cause the engine to shut off while the vehicle is moving.

Other electrically powered components, such as the vehicles’ airbags, can also be affected by the faulty switches. Many airbags have failed to deploy during a collision because of these defective ignition switches.

CLASS ACTION LAWSUITS ARE BEING FILED.

Currently, many class action lawsuits are being filed against medical device and drug manufacturers on behalf of injured consumers who feel these companies should be held accountable for their negligent and unethical actions.

In recent court trials, internal documents revealed that testing done by the manufacturers’ own researchers indicated that certain drugs or medical devices were not safe for public use, yet the manufacturers pushed for approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) anyway.

To date, many of these dangerous drugs and defective devices account for billions of dollars in annual sales for these manufacturers. They also account for hundreds of thousands of patient injuries, illnesses and deaths.

You may be entitled to join a class action lawsuit and receive compensation if you were harmed by a dangerous drug or defective medical device.

If you or someone you love were injured in an accident caused by the faulty ignition switch in a GM vehicle, you may be entitled to financial compensation.