Takata Issues Over-Due Airbag Recall, As Gilman Law LLP Urges Those Allegedly Injured by Exploding Airbags to Seek Legal Advice Now
Gilman Law LLP, a leading law firm representing the victims of defective automobiles and other
consumer products, is investigating Takata airbag lawsuits, following the recall of more than 34 million
vehicles outfitted with potentially defective and deadly airbags. According to the National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Takata airbags, which are installed in, among others, Honda,
Toyota, Ford, GM, and Nissan vehicles, can explode violently when they deploy, sending shrapnel flying
into a car’s passenger compartment. Such accidents have been tied to at least six deaths and more than
100 injuries.
Gilman Law LLP is currently representing a 40-year-old Massachusetts woman who lost an eye after the
Takata airbag in her Honda vehicle allegedly exploded upon deployment. Our attorneys believe that she
and other individuals who sustained injuries in similar accidents may be entitled to significant financial
compensation. However, potential claimants should be aware that all personal injury claims, including
Takata airbag lawsuits, are subject to strict statutes of limitations that vary by state. Individuals seeking
to file suit against Takata are urged to contact Gilman Law LLP today, TOLL FREE at 888-252-0048, to
ensure that their right to recovery is not placed in jeopardy.
The Takata Airbag Recall
According to the NHTSA, Takata has agreed to a national recall of certain types of frontal driver and
passenger side air bag inflators used in vehicles manufactured by BMW, Chrysler, Daimler Trucks, Ford,
General Motors, Honda, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Subaru and Toyota. These inflators were made with
a propellant that can degrade over, which could cause the airbag to explode upon deployment. Faulty
Takata airbags have been blamed for six deaths worldwide, and more than 100 injuries.
The New York Times reported on May 19th that Takata was aware for over a decade that ammonium
nitrate, the explosive material used in its airbags, was sensitive to moisture and temperature swings. As
early as 2000, consumers filed complaints with the NHTSA suggesting that Takata airbags were
rupturing. As awareness of the problem grew at Takata, company officials ordered tests in 2004 that
showed signs of defects. But the test results were never reported to federal safety regulators.
According to Gilman Law LLP, alleged victims of Takata airbag injuries may be entitled to recover
damages for:
Takata Airbag Lawsuit
- Past and future medical expenses
- Physical pain and suffering
- Mental anguish and emotional distress
- Past and future lost wages
- Wrongful death for fatalities caused by exploding Takata airbags
- Punitive damages, if it is found that Takata or others engaged in egregious misconduct
Gilman Law LLP is providing complimentary Takata airbag lawsuit consultations to anyone who was
seriously injured due to an exploding airbag. For more information, please contact Gilman Law LLP today
by visiting our website, www.gilmanlawllp.com, to fill out a free, no obligation case evaluation form, or
call Toll Free at 1-888-252-0048.
About Gilman Law LLP
Gilman Law LLP, a leading pharmaceutical law and defective drug law firm, has been recognized for
delivering successful results to their clients across a broad range of claims stemming from consumer
product injury, mass tort, and class action lawsuits. For over 35 years, the Gilman Law LLP team of highly
experienced lawyers has earned renown for tireless work on behalf of their clients on many of today’s
most challenging and important legal issues.
Contact:
Kenneth G. Gilman
8951 Bonita Beach Road, S.E. Suite #525
Bonita Springs, FL 34135-4208
1-888-252-0048
