Airbag Recall News

If you were injured in an accident and suspect that faulty airbags are to blame, can you sue? If so, how do you sue for faulty airbags, and how much can you expect to receive if your lawsuit is successful? Our experienced...

The Takata airbag crisis stands as one of the most catastrophic safety failures in automotive history. Millions of vehicles were equipped with defective airbag inflators that were supposed to protect occupants—but instead...

Takata airbags have caused some of the most unusual—and most severe—injuries ever linked to a “safety” device. Instead of deploying normally, certain Takata inflators can rupture and shoot metal fragments into the...

After news of Takata airbag recalls, settlements, and bankruptcy proceedings, many injured victims ask the many important questions: “How much will I get from the Takata airbag settlement?” “If Takata is bankrupt, is...

If you suffered airbag injuries in an accident, you may have an ARC or Takata airbag lawsuit. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has raised concerns with both companies’ airbags, and while ARC has...

In September 2023, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued an Initial Decision in which it concluded that defective airbags manufactured by ARC present risks for serious injuries. As a result of its...

Even though the Takata airbag recall began more than a decade ago, people are still being seriously injured in 2026 by these defective airbags. Millions of vehicles remain on the road with unrepaired Takata inflators, and...

Federal safety regulators have confirmed a 28th U.S. death caused by a defective Takata airbag inflator, underscoring that one of the most dangerous automotive safety failures in history remains an active and unresolved...

Hyundai and Volkswagen both recently issued new airbag-related recalls. Notably, these recalls do not involve defective Takata or ARC airbags but instead involve issues with how the affected vehicles’ airbags were...

Last month, Ford and Mazda both issued new “Do Not Drive” warnings for vehicles equipped with Takata airbags. The warnings cover vehicles that were already subject to recalls due to having defective airbags installed....