The GA brake defect lawyers at Cory Watson Attorneys recently filed a complaint against General Motors (GM) on behalf of our clients, 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 pick-up trucks and SUVs, and the Cadillac Escalade – all GM vehicles.
General Motors Brake Failure and What Georgia Residents Need to Know
Having your brakes fail while driving can be a terrifying experience, especially on busy Georgia highways such as I-20, I-75 or I-85. It could even happen as you approach a busy crosswalk in the beautiful downtown of Athens, Georgia. In a truck or SUV with faulty brakes, the family trip to Six Flags, Georgia Aquarium, an Atlanta Braves or Falcons game could turn deadly for the passengers or pedestrians.
Car accidents caused by bad brakes result in serious, life-threatening injuries for everyone involved, and manufacturers often blame the driver instead of their faulty brakes. Unfortunately, thousands of these defective brake systems have been installed in General Motors vehicles across Georgia. Don’t wait until it happens to you!
Bringing the Fight to General Motors in Georgia
If you or a loved one in Georgia is troubled by malfunctioning brakes in a General Motors vehicle, contact the brake failure 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 Might Have Faulty Brakes?
- Chevrolet Tahoes (2015 to present)
- Chevrolet Suburbans (2015 to present)
- Chevrolet Silverados (2014 to present)
- Cadillac Escalades (2015 to present)
- GMC Sierras (2014 to present)
- GMC Yukon/Yukon XLs (2015 to present)
Gallery of Affected General Motors Brake Defect Vehicles
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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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- 2015 to 2018 GMC Yukon/Yukon XL
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- 2014 to 2018 GMC Sierra
Georgia Car Accidents Due to Defective Brakes
The GM brake defect makes it difficult to stop: the brake pedal becomes hard, requiring the driver to use much more force to slow their vehicle down and stop before hitting another vehicle or pedestrian.
Warning Signs of Defective Brakes:
- 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 is affected by brake failure, only the best Georgia class action 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 lawyers at Cory Watson are no stranger to winning class action lawsuits against automotive giants like General Motors. In 2017, a California state court jury awarded a $25 million verdict to our plaintiffs 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 representing plaintiffs.
Georgia – Take Action Against General Motors Today
When you’re struggling with mechanic fees or medical bills from your defective brakes, it’s easy to get the help you need. The Georgia brake failure lawyers at Cory Watson are ready to fight for you! We’ve helped thousands of clients stand up for what’s right, and we aren’t afraid to take on corporate giants.
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!