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Man rendered quadriplegic after Toyota accident The fatalities and injuries attributable to vehicles that have recently been recalled by Toyota continue to mount. On March 1, 2007, Chin Lin as driving his 2005 Toyota Camry on Interstate 5 in California on the way to an interview at the University of Pacific for his daughter. His wife, Pei-Yen Cheng and his…

Victim who lived to tell her tale testifies in front of Congress: Tales of tragic, even fatal, accidents in Toyota manufactured vehicles seem to be never-ending recently. In the wake of Toyota’s three recalls – now encompassing over 8 million vehicles – we are hearing of more and more accidents and deaths that may be attributed to the defective vehicles…

Minnesota Man May be Innocent After All by way of “Toyota Defense”. The causation of thousands of vehicle accidents, some of them which have resulted in criminal charges, is now at hand. With the list of vehicles included in the recent Toyota recalls continuing to grow, the effects of the recalls are being felt far and wide. Most of us…

Mother of Runaway Lexus Victims Testifies at Congressional Hearings: Last August 28th, a full two months before the first of the Toyota recalls were announced, 911 operators in California received a frantic 911 call with someone on the other end saying “hold on, hold on and pray, pray”. That call was made by Chris Lastrella while he, his sister, brother-in-law…

Toyota officials fail to give adequate answers at hearings: It appears as though the much awaited congressional hearings into Toyota’s three recent recalls have raised more questions than they have answered. The recalls, which now cover over eight million Toyota manufactured automobiles, have come to be known as the “floor mat recall”, the “sticky pedal recall” and the “unintended acceleration…

By: Leading Toyota Recall Lawyer (For a Detailed Case Evaluation Related To Your Toyota Accident Call 800-300-0001) Toyota has certainly come under fire over the last six months for numerous safety related defects that have been found in its vehicles. To date, it has announced recalls covering close to 8 million vehicles. Investigations have been underway across the world to…

The world’s number one automaker now faces yet another inquiry about the now eight and a half million vehicles it has recalled to date. Toyota officials are scheduled to testify in front of Congressional leaders on the 24th of February but now the Transportation Department is initiating its own investigation. Just this week, the Transportation Department issued demands for documents…