A faulty ignition switch in your vehicle can be deadly. This switch is responsible for starting your engine, keeping it running while driving. Millions of GM vehicles have been recalled due to defective ignition switches. The defective switches have a tendency to slip into the accessory or off positions while driving the vehicle. When the […]
Is Your Personal Info at Risk with the DMV?
It seems that every time we go to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), we are required to provide more information. It can be frustrating in the era of personal privacy to feel that we are stuck giving loads of confidential information to a state agency. What gives? In 2005, Congress passed a law that […]
Keurig Green Mountain $5.8 Million Civil Penalty
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recently announced that Keurig Green Mountain, Inc. has agreed to pay a $5.8 million civil penalty associated with the charge that they failed to immediately report defective coffee brewers. According to the CPSC, the charges stated that Keurig knowingly failed to report a defect, which posed an unreasonable risk […]
Life In prison For “Killer” Neurosurgeon
A neurosurgeon in Dallas, Texas is facing a life sentence after being convicted of aggravated assault and injury to the elderly. According to a recent Medscape report, the 45-year-old neurosurgeon, Christopher Duntsch, MD, botched dozens of surgeries in the two years he worked in the Dallas area. At least two patients were killed due to […]
How Do You Know You’re Not Buying a GM Affected by an Open Recall?
If you’re in the market for a used car, it’s important to know that you’re buying a safe car. Plenty of people buy cars that are new to them, some through dealership “certified” programs and others from a corner lot. But how do you know that the car you are buying is not affected by […]
