GM has recalled more than 3.6 million vehicles over airbag-related defects. Have you suffered an injury or loss due to your GM airbag not deploying in a collision?
Our attorneys are currently investigating accidents that occurred in the following GM models:
You may be eligible for compensation if you were driving a 1999-2006 or 2014-2017 General Motors vehicle and your airbags did not deploy in a collision. It doesn’t matter if an insurance claim has been filed or if you have already received money from the insurance company and it doesn’t matter if the collision was your fault.
If you or someone you love was seriously injured in a collision because the airbags of your General Motors vehicle did not deploy, you may be eligible to file a claim for damages.
In just the past few years, General Motors has recalled millions of vehicles for safety risks and paid nearly a billion in fines to the government for their role in the deaths and injuries of far too many.
In 2014, General Motors recalled 1.7 million vehicles that didn’t deploy airbags if the driver had too many keys on the keychain, and in 2015, the company recalled another 1.4 million vehicles for oil leak fire risks. In September 2015, General Motors agreed to pay $900 million in fines for faulty ignition switches that caused 273 injuries and 124 deaths.
Our attorneys believe that some 2014 to 2017 GM car and truck airbags may not deploy upon impact. General Motors has issued a recall of 3.6 million vehicles regarding this potential issue.
