Takata Airbag Update

To date, 120 million vehicles with Takata airbags have been recalled from 14 different car makers in what NHTSA is saying is “the largest and most complex safety recall in U.S. history.” The Takata airbags were primarily installed in vehicles beginning in 2002 and can deploy explosively, injuring or even killing drivers or passengers. The issue is the airbag’s inflator, a metal cartridge loaded with propellant wafers, which, in some cases have exploded forcefully causing metal shrapnel to be deployed into the front seat causing destruction, injury and death.
A Jacksonville woman injured by the defective Takata airbags died recently, less than two years after a car crash left her a quadriplegic.
With more cars being added to the recall, please be sure to use NHTSA’s online VIN-lookup tool to see if your vehicle is affected.
Takata faces forced recall after defying NHTSA Order

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Wayne Hogan, a Jacksonville native, has been with the firm since 1977. He graduated from Florida State University, where he received both his bachelor’s and J.D. degrees. He specializes in all areas of personal injury law. In addition to participating in many professional associations, he and his wife, Pat, are also actively involved in the community.