Ignition victims compensation on a large basis – lawyers sued GM
The well-known problem with defective ignition switches in GM cars has been related to some deaths and injuries One of the lawyers that has been suing GM informs about the company's victims fund could offer uncapped compensations Attorney Bob Hilliard spoke to Kenneth Feinberg - the fund's manager GM hired. He is famous for his implication in the funds compensating the victims of the September 11 tragedy or the BP oil spill disaster in 2010. Feinberg was given full authority to create the fund. GM could move towards compensating all drivers, passengers or bystanders, injured or killed in car accidents ...
Justin Bieber sued for a hitting pedestrian accident
June 26, 2014 The famous pop singer (in case you don’t know :) ) Justin Bieber is being sued by a man claiming he was hit with Bieber’s Ferrari. The accident has happened outside a Hollywood club in 2013. …
Lamboghini ripped in half in a car accident – the driver walks away with minor injuries
A very expensive motor vehicle accident occurred in Thailand. An unnamed businessman smashed his Gallardo in a tree after been tossed off a wet road. As a result – his exotic Lamborghini got split in two. Fortunately, the driver was able to walk away with minor injuries. …
A serious fatal car crash on Toronto Highway 401 near Whitby
June 24, 2014 A horrible multi-vehicle collision resulted in Highway 401 closure in Whitby around 10:30 a.m. …
Ferrari Enzo seriosly damaged in a car accident
June 23, 2014 An extraordinary motor vehicle accident happened on Interstate-95 in Connecticut yesterday morning. Ferrari Enzo had spun and slammed into the divider. …
East-end Toronto car accident – rollover driver walks away
June 23, 2014 This happened in the early morning, in the Brimley and Danforth neighborhood. A car went off the road, crashed a hydro pole ended up rolling over and landing on a vehicle parked in a driveway of a nearby home. Fortunately there were no people or another vehicles involved so nobody (maybe except the rolled over driver) was injured. Both car look damaged but the building appears to be fine. The at fault driver just walked away from the scene. Now police is searching for this person.
Driver sentenced to 5 years being at fault in the fatal car accident
Toronto, Ontario A driver has been sentenced to 5 years in jail for driving under the influence resulted in a car crash caused immediate death of his passenger. …
Motorcycle crash on a track – a video of the accident
That looks bad. An accident happened on one of race tracks. A motorcycle rider felt from his bike, the bike flew on top of another motorcyclist. …
4 people injured in Toronto – struck by lightning
June 17, 2014 Four people got injuries after been struck by lightning on a golf course, north of Toronto. …
One dead in Toronto motorycle accident
June 16, 2014 A motorcycle driver was killed in a collision on Broadview Avenue south of Danforth in the morning. …
A police officer is charged in Toronto fatal car accident
Toronto, June 12, 2014 Constable Remo Romano of York Regional Police (YRP) is facing charged with dangerous driving caused death in a fatal car accident in Toronto. The collision occurred in Toronto in February, 2014. While on-duty, the YRP officer was behind the wheel when his vehicle hit a pedestrian – 18-year-old woman. That happened near Warden Road and St. Clair Avenue East, Scarborough. …
MVA victims reopening their case agains General Motors
February recall of about 2.6 million Chevrolet Cobalt and Saturn Ion cars due to their implication in the defective ignition switch made them well-known and discussed, not from a good standpoint though. The problem regards to faulty ignition switches, which possibly can stop mid-driving the engine ensuing total loss of critical safety systems (e.g. power steering, power brakes and airbags). 2004 Saturn Ion car accident victims of have reopened their case against GM corporation it became public the manufacturer to have known about the defect in switches which might cause engine shutdown while driving, for at least 11 years. Now ...