Product Liability Lawyer Blog

In the wake of multiple recalls over the past decade by Ford of cars with faulty cruise control deactivation switches, Ford, once again, has made the move to recall an additional 4.5 million vehicles over the exact same issue making the net recall more than 14 million.

The specific problem? A fire hazard. The belief is that if hydraulic fluid leaks from the switch, the car might overheat even when the ignition is off, which may start a fire. This has spurred a flurry of recent lawsuits related not only to property damage, but also to injuries and deaths.

One of the lawsuits involves an elderly woman who died when her home burned down after her car caught fire in her garage. Some of the vehicles included in the recall are the Ford Windstar as well a motorhome model.

If you or a loved one has been injured or killed by a recalled Ford vehicle or any other defective in product in Atlanta, Georgia or anywhere else in the United States, please visit either one of my websites, www.samlevine.com or www.atlantainjurylawyer.net or call my office 24/7 for a no cost consultation.

Reglan, a drug that is prescribed to treat gastrointestinal disorders, has been linked to various neurological disorders, one of which is known as tardive dyskinesia, whose such side effects cause random body movements to include arms, legs and fingers.

The generic name of Reglan is Metoclopramide and the FDA issued a warning about the drug's potential dangerous side effects at the beginning of 2009.

If you or a loved one are has been adversely affected by this or any other drug or defective product and are in search of a Reglan Attorney, I would invite you to visit either one of my two websites, www.samlevine.com or www.atlantainjurylawyer.net or please contact my office, Sam Levine, Attorney at Law, 24/7 at (404) 303-8875.