Having your brakes fail while driving can be a terrifying experience. Car accidents caused by a brake defect result in serious, life-threatening injuries for everyone involved, and manufacturers often blame the driver instead of the faulty brakes they knowingly installed.
Thousands of these defective brake systems have potentially been found in General Motors vehicles across the country. If you or a loved one were injured by a GM vehicle with defective brakes, contact our experienced GM Brake Defect Attorneys today!
Join the Fight Against General Motors
The brake failure lawyers at Cory Watson Attorneys filed a complaint against General Motors in 2018 on behalf of California residents Scott and Samantha Peckerar. The couple, owners of a 2017 Chevrolet Suburban, claim the company knowingly installed defective braking systems in thousands of Chevy and GMC pickup trucks, SUVs and Cadillac Escalades – all GM vehicles.
Thousands of GM Trucks and SUVs with defective brakes are on the road, but you don’t have to be the owner or driver of a GM vehicle in order to file a claim. Passengers, pedestrians and other vehicle owners involved in an accident with a GM Truck or SUV with defective brakes may also qualify.
Do You Have a Claim Against General Motors?
- Car accident drivers of GM Trucks or SUVs with defective brakes.
- Car accident passengers in GM Trucks or SUVs with defective brakes.
- Car accident drivers of other vehicles involved in an accident with a GM Truck or SUV with defective brakes.
- Pedestrians hit by a GM Truck or SUV with defective brakes.
If you or a loved one was injured in a car or motor vehicle accident involving a General Motors Truck or SUV with defective brakes, contact the trusted GM Brake Defect Attorneys at Cory Watson about your rights.
You shouldn’t have to pay for a manufacturer’s negligence – call (888) 760-2313 now or complete our FREE online consultation form.
Which General Motors Vehicles Have Faulty Brakes?
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- 2015 to 2018 GMC Yukon/Yukon XL
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- 2013 to 2015 Cadillac Escalade
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- 2014 to 2018 Chevrolet Silverado
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- 2015 to 2018 Chevrolet Suburban
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- 2015 to 2018 Chevrolet Tahoe
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- 2014 to 2018 GMC Sierra
Warning Signs of the GM Brake Defect:
- Difficult to slow down
- Delayed brake response
- Hard brake pedal
- Faulty vacuum pump
- Vehicle warning light
- Unusual sounds
- Leaking fluid
Let Our Experience Be Your Strength
When you or someone you love has been injured in a car accident, only the best personal injury lawyers will do. You need an experienced legal team with the experience, knowledge, and resources needed to build a strong case against the world’s largest automobile manufacturers like General Motors.
The experienced faulty brake lawyers at Cory Watson are no stranger to winning lawsuits against automotive giants.
In 2017, a California state court jury awarded a $25 million verdict to our clients after determining that a Nissan SUV’s defective brakes caused an accident that killed three people and resulted in an elderly driver being wrongfully charged with vehicular manslaughter. Cory Watson attorneys Brett Turnbull, Jerome Tapley, Ryan Lutz, and Adam Pittman led the trial team.
Contact Cory Watson Attorneys Today
If you’ve been injured by a GM vehicle with faulty brakes, it’s easy to get the help you need. The brake failure lawyers at Cory Watson are ready to fight for you! We’ve helped thousands of clients recover benefits for medical expenses, lost wages and pain, and we aren’t afraid to take on the auto industry.
Call Cory Watson at (888) 760-2313 or fill out our online consultation form. It takes just minutes, and the initial consultation is always FREE.
Don’t wait to reach out—contact us today!