By Jan K. Seigel | Published October 18, 2015 | Posted in Truck Accidents | Tagged Tags: defective products, mechanical problems, truck crash | Leave a comment
Eighteen-wheelers, big-rigs and tractor-trailers are large, complicated machines. They rely on many parts working properly at all times to operate safely. Because of their size, even a small mechanical issue can have deadly consequences. Ideally, trucking companies and truck operators would properly inspect and maintain their vehicles before sending them out onto New Jersey roads. Read More
Read MoreProduct recalls are a regular part of an automaker’s relationship with consumers. Essentially, they have a continuing duty to correct problems that could lead to accidents (and subsequent injuries). In our prior posts, we have noted how Ford Motor Company is defending a products liability lawsuit based on its failure to issue proper recalls to Read More
Read MoreA lawsuit recently filed in a West Virginia federal court could have lasting implications on past auto accidents in New Jersey. The suit alleges that Ford Motor Company essentially put profits ahead of safety in allowing millions of vehicles to be on the road despite having dangerous design defects that left them prone to sudden Read More
Read MoreWith the flu outbreak intensifying in the northeast, more people are seeking vaccinations. This is normally a safe and predictable ritual of winter. However, this year’s flu shots could lead to unintended (and severe) consequences. According to a Reuters news report, vaccines created by British drug maker GlaxoSmithKline have led to more than 800 children Read More
Read MoreWith 2012 in the books, we start our latest post by wishing our readers a happy and prosperous New Year. With that said, we look back on pharmaceutical issues that we hope not to see in 2013. Drug shortages – Hospitals experienced shortages of important medicines to treat cancer, subdue chronic pain and treat viruses. Read More
Read MoreThe Black Friday shopping frenzy started earlier than usual this year, with many shoppers leaving the dinner table on Thanksgiving to seek deals on the latest gadgets and toys. In anticipation of early holiday shopping, the Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) released its annual safety guide. The publication is geared towards warning parents about potentially Read More
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