If you’ve been a victim of a car accident involving a drunk driver, you may be wondering if you can sue for compensation. If so, then the answer is yes. You have the right to file a lawsuit against the other party and try to get some money back for your injuries. However, for you
‘Merica, right? One major manufacturer makes a mistake (or intentionally messes people off) and very shortly after he’s in a load of corporate trouble. It’s not like Ford messed up, did they? Actually, the Blue Oval did not keep things up to snuff and they gamed the system somehow. Having done this, they went on
Honda aren’t having the best of times as far as their automotive developments are concerned, but they’ve just caught a break. It’s come from the United States, particularly the legal department. I’m sure Honda would have loved to get a break in terms of market share but they’ll have to settle with this settling of
Honda is working hard towards making a comeback to a time when they were simply on a roll these days as far as the products are concerned. We’re seeing this in Acura, we’re seeing it in the future of Honda itself and a lot of marketing on the side. Simply put, the future of Honda
Honda has been getting a bit of heated action in the U.S. lately after a plaintiff won a suit against them in a small-claims court in California. The lawsuit was regarding fuel economy figures. It seems that Heather Peters (plaintiff) felt she was mislead by Honda since her 2006 Civic Hybrid never managed the fuel
How much more suffering can you get from the same problem? I’m not sure, but the guys at Toyota definitely have proper knowledge about it. In a recent announcement of the unintended acceleration recall the Japanese are back to visiting the court room.
