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Takata airbags have been recalled due to a tendency to explode, causing metal shrapnel to propel forcefully into the vehicle's occupants. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has confirmed eleven Takata airbag deaths and at least 180 injuries in the United States. Choosing to use a dangerous, volatile explosive to lower airbag costs and maximize profits worldwide, the auto parts manufacturer Takata put tens of millions of Americans at risk for severe injury and death. Anyone who owns or has owned a vehicle that is subject to the Takata airbag recall may be entitled to damages through filing a Takata airbag lawsuit.
Today we know that company executives were aware of the Takata airbag explosion risk by at least 2000. Quietly monitoring the problem, conducting safety tests and then destroying damaging data, Takata airbag executives prioritized company profits over consumer safety for 15 years. An estimated 42 million American vehicles are affected by the Takata airbag recall. The Takata airbag cover-up is the subject of a Department of Justice (DOJ) investigation, regulatory action from NHTSA, and well over $1 billion in fines and penalties. Three executives involved in the Takata airbag scandal have been charged by U.S. prosecutors.
If you or a loved one owns a vehicle subject to Takata airbag recalls, you may be eligible for compensation through filing a Takata airbag lawsuit. This dangerous product – which is intended to improve vehicle safety – was installed by nineteen different automakers spanning 15 model years. To learn if your vehicle has defective Takata airbags, use our Takata Airbag Recall search. Our Takata airbag attorneys provide free, confidential case reviews. Contact our firm today to learn more about your legal options and how to file a Takata airbag lawsuit.
Defective Takata airbags put vehicle occupants at risk for serious injuries and death. To date, eleven Takata airbag deaths have been confirmed in the U.S. The presence of ammonium nitrate, an inexpensive and dangerous compound, can result in Takata airbag explosion. The forceful rupture of Takata airbags sends large metal shards shooting into the vehicle's cabin, resulting in severe lacerations and excessive bleeding. Read full
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Takata airbag recalls are expected to affect approximately 42 million vehicles in the United States, making this the largest auto recall in U.S. history. Frontal airbags on the driver's side, the passenger's side, or both, have been included in the Takata airbag recall, totaling 64-69 million total defective units. Takata airbag recalls have been issued in waves, and will continue to be announced in the coming years. Dangerous Takata airbags were installed in the vehicles of 19 different automakers, spanning the 2000-2015 model years. Read full
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Anyone who owns or has owned a vehicle installed with defective Takata airbags may be eligible to file a Takata airbag lawsuit. Through DOJ and NHTSA investigations, previous Takata airbag lawsuits, and investigative journalism, we know that Takata executives ignored injury and death reports and falsified damaging study results. Company executives knowingly placed tens of millions of Americans in harms' way for more than a decade. By filing a Takata airbag lawsuit, individual consumers hold the company accountable for its wrongdoings and can recover meaningful compensation for the risks they have faced. Our attorneys will represent all person involved in Takata airbag lawsuits on a contingency basis, meaning you'll never pay legal fees unless we win for you. Read full information on
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