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| With co-counsel, Lieff Cabraser is representing owners of Ford trucks and other vehicles in lawsuits against Ford for the damages they suffered allegedly due to a defect in the cruise-control switch which caused the vehicle to catch on fire. |
| Lieff Cabraser is representing the family of a 4-year-old girl killed in a fire on January 1, 2004, allegedly caused by the switch defect in the family's 2001 Ford F-150. The girl, Blake Washington, was asleep in her bed when the fire broke out. The Washington family filed a wrongful death suit in Georgia State Court on July 15, 2005. |
| In June 2005, a lawsuit was filed in Iowa by the family of Darletta Mohlis, who died from injuries from a fire in her home May 2, claiming her death was the result of the failure of a cruise control deactivation switch inside her 1996 F-150 truck that was made by Texas Instruments. |
| Owners of the Ford
F-150 F-250, F-350, F-450 and F-550 F-Super
Duty trucks, Excursion SUVs, Econoline and
E-450 vans, Explorers, Mountaineers, Ford Expedition,
Lincoln Navigator, or Ford F-Series Supercrew
truck and other Ford vehicles who lost their
vehicle due to fire and also suffered other
significant property damage (such as the loss
of their house) or were personally injured,
are welcome to contact an attorney at Lieff
Cabraser by clicking
here. |
| At this time
we are only accepting cases involving
vehicles that caught fire and in addition to
the vehicle being destroyed, other significant
property damage occurred or persons were
injured. Owners who wish to obtain more
information about the recall should contact
Ford at 1-800-392-3673 or NHTSA's auto
safety hotline at 1-888-327-4236. |
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| Lieff
Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein,
LLP represents persons
injured in vehicle accidents. Click
here to submit your
case. |
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| Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein,
LLP, is a national law firm of over 50 lawyers
with offices in San Francisco, New York and
Nashville. |
| Our
attorneys are recognized for the successful
prosecution of lawsuits involving deaths,
personal injuries and property damage due
to defective products, including in the field
of vehicle safety. |
| Currently, we are
prosecuting personal injury lawsuits involving
car, van, pickup truck, SUV and other vehicle
accidents. We represent persons injured and
the families of victims of fatal accidents
involving SUVs, 15-passenger vans, pickup
trucks, heavy trucks, and other passenger
vehicles. To learn more about the firm, click
here. |
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"Texan's
death rekindles Ford switch issue"
March 6, 2007, Detroit News |
"Ford recalls 1.2M trucks over fire hazard"
August 3, 2006, USA Today |
"Ford Issues Recall"
August 3, 2006, San Francisco Chronicle |
"Ford recalling 3.8 million vehicles; Trucks and SUVs recalled for cruise control switch that could cause fires"
September 7, 2005, CNN/Money |
"Ford Trucks Catch Fire, Not Attention"
August 15, 2005, WFMY News |
"Ford Document: Millions of vehicles have fire risk part"
June 27, 2005, CNN |
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| About Lieff Cabraser:
Drivers and passengers injured in auto crashes and pickup truck and SUV rollover
accidents, or families of loved ones who died, may be eligible to file lawsuits
against other drivers at fault or against the manufacturer of their vehicle if
the accident was due to a safety defect. Safety defects can include a high risk
of rolling
over, tire tread
separation, seat
belt failures and other defects. Learn
more... |
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