Approximately 390,000 Hyundai Sonatas are scheduled to be recalled by South Korea’s top automotive manufacturer after defects were discovered in the air bag system. Little has been said about the details of the defect, however the Hyundai spokesperson is proud to report that no injuries have been reported due to the defect.

The recall will include 2006-2008 models of the Sonata that were produced at Hyundai’s factory in Alabama.

If you or a loved one has been injured due to a defective vehicle, contact an attorney immediately to learn about your legal rights. The Auto Defects Lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. ® have extensive experience representing victims of auto defects and will work to ensure that you recieve the compensation that you deserve.

The Target Corporation and Spin Master Inc face a lawsuit from a Houston couple who’s son became ill after ingesting the product of a recalled toy. The toy, Aqua Dots, is a craft toy kit that includes small liquid beads that fuse together when sprayed with water. Manufactured in China, the toy was meant to be made with a nontoxic compound, however, they were instead coated with an industrial solvent. When ingested, this solvent, butanediol is converted by the body into GHB, commonly known as the date rape drug.

It was not until one month after the initial recall of the defective product that Eddie and Summer Gerrald’s 1 year old son swallowed a bead and experienced the terrible effects of the solvent. The possible effects of the drug include: depression of the central nervous system, unconsciousness, comas, seizures, and even death.

The lawsuit claims that the defendants failed to properly market their product and the couple also argues that the dangerous manufacturing, distribution and selling of the product was a clear breach of implied warranties, not to mention recklessly negligent.

If you or a loved one have been injured by a defective product, contact the Green Bay defective products lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. ® today by calling 1-800-275-1729 to schedule your free initial consultation.