Florida Couple Files Law Suit Against Toyota for Injuries Sustained in Accident After Their Recalled Vehicle Was ‘Fixed’
Florida Couple Files Law Suit Against Toyota for Injuries Sustained in Accident After Their Recalled Vehicle Was 'Fixed'
A Florida couple has filed a law suit against Toyota and their local dealership for serious injuries that they sustained when their recalled 2009 Toyota Camry, which had supposedly been "fixed" by their dealer, suddenly accelerated into an intersection, causing their vehicle to crash into other vehicles.
West Palm Beach, FL March 11, 2010 -- A Palm Beach County couple filed a law suit in Palm Beach County Circuit Court today (Case No. 50-2010CA006853xxxxMB) , against Toyota and Ed Morse Delray Toyota, the local dealership that sold them their 2009 Toyota Camry. Due to the Toyota recall and at the request of the dealer, the Plaintiffs brought their car to Ed Morse Delray Toyota on February 18, 2010, to have the acceleration system “fixed”. At that time, they were assured that their vehicle was safe to drive and that they would have no other acceleration problems. Eight days later, as they sat at a traffic light in Delray Beach, Florida, their Camry suddenly, and without warning, accelerated into the intersection, causing their vehicle to crash into other vehicles. Both of the plaintiffs suffered serious injuries as a result of the crash.
The claims in the law suit include breach of warranties and negligence on the part of Toyota and the local dealership. The lawsuit also alleges that Toyota and Ed Morse Delray Toyota fraudulently concealed the fact that Toyota vehicles had defective acceleration and/or electronic systems.
Copies of the lawsuit can be obtained by calling the offices of West Palm Beach attorney Brian W. Smith of the law firm of Smith & Vanture, LLP at (561) 684-6330. Mr. Smith may also be contacted via the firm's web site: www.smithvanture.com
Interview requests should also be directed to the attorney's office.
The case number for the law suit is 50-2010CA006853xxxxMB - Palm Beach County Circuit Court
A Florida couple has filed a law suit against Toyota and their local dealership for serious injuries that they sustained when their recalled 2009 Toyota Camry, which had supposedly been "fixed" by their dealer, suddenly accelerated into an intersection, causing their vehicle to crash into other vehicles.
West Palm Beach, FL March 11, 2010 -- A Palm Beach County couple filed a law suit in Palm Beach County Circuit Court today (Case No. 50-2010CA006853xxxxMB) , against Toyota and Ed Morse Delray Toyota, the local dealership that sold them their 2009 Toyota Camry. Due to the Toyota recall and at the request of the dealer, the Plaintiffs brought their car to Ed Morse Delray Toyota on February 18, 2010, to have the acceleration system “fixed”. At that time, they were assured that their vehicle was safe to drive and that they would have no other acceleration problems. Eight days later, as they sat at a traffic light in Delray Beach, Florida, their Camry suddenly, and without warning, accelerated into the intersection, causing their vehicle to crash into other vehicles. Both of the plaintiffs suffered serious injuries as a result of the crash.
The claims in the law suit include breach of warranties and negligence on the part of Toyota and the local dealership. The lawsuit also alleges that Toyota and Ed Morse Delray Toyota fraudulently concealed the fact that Toyota vehicles had defective acceleration and/or electronic systems.
Copies of the lawsuit can be obtained by calling the offices of West Palm Beach attorney Brian W. Smith of the law firm of Smith & Vanture, LLP at (561) 684-6330. Mr. Smith may also be contacted via the firm's web site: www.smithvanture.com
Interview requests should also be directed to the attorney's office.
The case number for the law suit is 50-2010CA006853xxxxMB - Palm Beach County Circuit Court
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