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After a jury returned a $3 million compensatory award, Toyota reached a settlement in a case that may affect other pending suits, says Frenkel & Frenkel. A jury returned a $3 million compensatory award in a case stemming from

Faulty ignition switches in General Motors’ Chevrolet Cobalt and Pontiac G5 vehicles built between 2005 and 2007 have been linked to six deaths in North America. This marks the fourth recall linked to deaths by automakers over the past

Toyota announced it is recalling more than 340,000 Tacoma Access Cab pickups due to a potential problem with seat belts, according to Frenkel & Frenkel. Toyota recently announced that it was recalling more than 340,000 Tacoma Access

Honda announced recalls for the Honda Odyssey and Acura MDX due to air bag flaws, according to Frenkel & Frenkel. On the heels of a recall of 2013 Odyssey models due to stalling problems, Honda announced that

An expansion of Honda’s recall of its Fit model due to a software problem according to Frenkel & Frenkel. Expanding on a recall issued in April after discovery that some of their Fit Sport compact cars had

Nissan Motor Co., LTD’s request for a new trial in a case where a jury awarded $1.85 million to the plaintiff was denied by U.S. District Judge Leonard Davis. The jurors found that Rebecca Perdue’s injuries were

BMW, Chrysler and Mazda recently issued recalls on vehicles due to safety problems, according to Dallas-Fort Worth attorneys Frenkel & Frenkel. Three big automakers—BMW, Chrysler and Mazda—issued recalls on several models recently due to safety issues. Power

BMW announced on July 16, 2014 that they were recalling more than one million vehicles due to problems with passenger airbags, prompting some to consider a lawsuit against the manufacturer. The airbags were made by Takata Corporation and affects