SEC Launches GM Probe
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is the latest government agency to be probing the way General Motors handled the recall of 2.6 million vehicles due to an ignition switch defect linked to...
View ArticleFederal Judge Urges Settlement of GM Lawsuits
A federal judge is encouraging attorneys to settle over 100 lawsuits that have been brought against General Motors in cases involving the maker’s defective ignition switches. More from...
View ArticleCourt Upholds GM’s Bankruptcy Shield from Death Claims
General Motors has been handed a major victory in its effort to shield itself from lawsuits linked to the defective ignition switches it used in older vehicles. But the federal court ruling wasn't a...
View ArticleLawyer Plans to Depose Former GM CEO Wagoner
The net cast by lawyers directing the class-action lawsuits against General Motors related to the faulty ignition switches just got a little wider as they announced former CEO Rick Wagoner will be...
View ArticleGM Wins Second Ignition Switch Lawsuit
A jury has ruled that a defective GM ignition switch was not to blame for the 2014 crash of a vehicle in New Orleans: the second verdict to favor the automaker in as many months. For details, go to...
View ArticleSupreme Court Ignition Switch Ruling Could Be Costly for GM
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from General Motors, a move that means the automaker could be exposed to a spate of new lawsuits stemming out of its cover-up of an ignition switch defect...
View ArticleBad Week for Those Suing Takata, GM
Motorists looking for settlements in two of the biggest safety scandals in years got some unpleasant surprises this week. A court in DE has put on hold 100s of lawsuits targeting Takata over faulty...
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