If you own a 2021 or 2022 Mazda, you may have seen the Mazda check engine light or the dreaded “engine light on Mazda” dashboard warning. What you might not know is that these issues are at the heart of a major Mazda class action lawsuit and a recently approved Mazda valve stem seal settlement – one of the most significant legal actions affecting Mazda owners in recent years...
If you own a 2021 or 2022 Mazda – especially a Mazda CX-5, Mazda3, Mazda6, CX-30, or CX-9 – this is essential reading. A widespread and frustrating problem has emerged: low engine oil level warnings and excessive oil consumption. Many owners are seeing the dreaded “Low Engine Oil Level” message, the Mazda check engine light, or specific codes like DTC P250F:00, often long before their next scheduled oil change. Here’s what’s really happening, what Mazda is (and isn’t) doing, and how you can protect your rights...
If you drive a 2022-2025 Rivian R1T or R1S, there’s a growing safety issue that may affect your vehicle – yet it remains largely unresolved. Dozens of Rivian owners are reporting a dangerous problem: the front passenger airbag shuts off even when an adult is properly seated. Despite mounting complaints, Rivian has...
If you own a 2020-2024 Ford Escape or a 2021-2024 Lincoln Corsair, you may be facing one of the most serious Ford recalls in recent history. The Ford Escape recall 2025 and the recall on Lincoln Corsair are making headlines because of a dangerous battery defect that could cause your vehicle to catch fire – even when parked and turned off. This Ford fire recall affects thousands of families in New York, New Jersey, and across the country...
If you own a 2022-2024 Toyota Tundra, you may have already heard about the growing concerns surrounding the Toyota Tundra engine recall. This isn’t just another minor inconvenience - these engine issues have led to a major Toyota Tundra recall, class action lawsuits, and serious safety risks for drivers across the country...
If you own a 2022-2025 Toyota Tundra, you may have already heard about the latest Toyota Tundra reverse lights recall. This issue is not just another minor inconvenience – it’s a widespread defect affecting over 443,000 trucks across the United States, putting drivers and pedestrians at risk and adding to a growing list of Toyota Tundra problems...
If you own a 2021–2023 KIA Soul or KIA Seltos, you may have already heard about the major KIA Soul recall and KIA engine recall impacting over 137,000 vehicles nationwide. This isn’t just another routine recall – real owners are reporting serious engine problems, and class action lawsuits are underway. If your KIA is stalling, burning oil, or has left you stranded, read on to learn how you may be entitled to compensation...
If you’re a Ford or Lincoln owner and your rearview camera freezes, lags, or goes black, you’re not alone. In one of the largest Ford recalls ever, over 1,075,000 vehicles with SYNC4 infotainment systems are now subject to a major Ford rearview camera recall, putting drivers at risk and opening the door for...
If you own a 2023 or 2024 Cadillac Lyriq in New York or New Jersey, you may have recently heard about the major Lyriq recall affecting tens of thousands of vehicles. As a law office dedicated to helping consumers with lemon vehicles, we want to ensure you have the facts about the 2024 and 2023 Cadillac Lyriq recalls and know...
If you own a Cadillac, Chevrolet, or GMC vehicle with a GM 6.2L V8 L87 engine and have experienced engine failure, you are not alone. Multiple class actions have been filed, each alleging that General Motors knowingly sold vehicles with dangerously defective engines and failed to provide an adequate solution. Here’s what you need to know about the GM lawsuit engine crisis, your rights, and how legal help can make a difference...
If you’re a New York or New Jersey driver grappling with repeated GM engine failure, you’re not alone. The GM 6.2L V8 engine, found in popular trucks and SUVs like the Chevrolet Silverado, GMC Sierra, and Cadillac Escalade, is at the heart of a major automotive defect crisis. While the recall has made headlines, the real story is what’s happening inside these engines - and why...
If you’re struggling with credit card debt, you’ve likely encountered aggressive ads or calls promising “guaranteed debt elimination.” While legitimate credit card debt relief options exist, predatory operators like the now-defunct ACRO Services network have turned desperation into profit. This case reveals how sophisticated debt relief scams operate – and why working with a skilled debt relief attorney could be your best defense...
If you’re driving a 2020-2024 Chevrolet Equinox or GMC Terrain, you might be caught up in a growing GM class action lawsuit that’s making waves across the U.S. Owners of these popular SUVs have reported terrifying fuel pump failures—vehicles stalling in traffic, losing power on highways, or refusing to start altogether. This isn’t just an inconvenience; it’s a safety hazard that’s left many questioning General Motors’ accountability. Here’s what you need to know about the GM fuel pump lawsuit and why it matters to you...
A malfunctioning rear camera is more than an inconvenience - it’s a real safety risk. Since 2018, federal law has required all new vehicles to have backup cameras to prevent backover accidents, which tragically cause over 210 deaths each year. Yet, thousands of drivers in New York and New Jersey still face persistent rear camera not working and backup camera not working issues due to wiring defects, software glitches, or display failures. Major recalls, like Volvo’s 2025 recall of over 413,000 vehicles for camera malfunctions, show just how widespread this problem is. If your backup camera keeps failing despite repairs, you may be entitled to powerful legal protections and compensation under lemon laws...
If you own a GM truck or SUV in New York or New Jersey, you may have heard about the massive GM 6.2 engine recall 2025. This recall, one of the largest in recent years, affects hundreds of thousands of popular vehicles and has left many owners frustrated, stranded, and searching for answers. If you’re dealing with a defective vehicle, read on to learn the facts, your rights, and how our law office can help you get the compensation you deserve...
If you own a 2020 or newer GMC, Chevrolet, or Cadillac and have experienced shuddering, harsh shifting, or transmission failure, you are not alone. Thousands of drivers across New York, New Jersey, and the nation are now part of a growing movement seeking answers and compensation from General Motors (GM) through the GM transmission lawsuit, one of the largest automotive class actions in recent years...
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A significant GM transmission recall has been issued by General Motors, impacting hundreds of thousands of vehicles across the nation, including right here in New York and New Jersey. If you own a GM truck, SUV, or select Cadillac or Chevrolet car and have been experiencing harsh shifting or, more alarmingly, the potential for your wheels to lock up, you are not alone. Understanding the details of this recall and your rights as a consumer in NY and NJ is crucial...
General Motors has issued a major safety recall affecting certain 2021 GMC Yukon SUVs, focusing on a serious transmission defect. In late 2024, GM announced GMC Yukon Recall No. 24V-797 (Mfr. N242454440) for diesel-powered Yukons, warning that a faulty transmission control valve may wear prematurely and lead to a dangerous wheel lock-up. The 2021 GMC Yukon Transmission Recall covers 461,839 trucks and SUVs across several models. For 2021 Yukons equipped with Duramax diesel engines, there are 2,980 units impacted. Importantly, gasoline-powered Yukons...
Owners of 2020–2022 GMC Sierra pickup trucks face serious transmission issues. General Motors recently announced a major recall covering almost 462,000 diesel trucks – including all 2020–2022 Sierra 1500, 2500 and 3500 models with the Duramax diesel engine. GM’s safety filing explains that a defective transmission control valve can wear out over time, causing harsh shifts and, in rare cases, causing the rear wheels to lock up. Kelley Blue Book reports GM has logged 1,888 field complaints and even “three minor injuries” tied to this problem. In short, many Sierra owners are experiencing the very transmission problems that prompted this recall...
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Many owners of 2019 Jaguar I-PACE are now grappling with a serious defect in the vehicle’s high-voltage battery, leading to fire risks and a significant Jaguar I-PACE buyback program. If you’re facing issues with your 2019 Jaguar I-PACE, this blog post explains the problem, its impact, and how you can seek compensation through legal avenues in New York and New Jersey...
The 2019 Jaguar I-PACE, once hailed as a pinnacle of electric luxury, has become synonymous with fiery danger. From exploding batteries to toxic infernos, this vehicle’s defects have put lives at risk. If you own a 2019 I-PACE with fire-related defects, here’s what you need to know—and how to fight back against fire Jaguar...
Your luxury electric SUV could be a hidden hazard if you own a 2019–2024 Jaguar I-PACE. Jaguar’s once-celebrated EV has become synonymous with battery fire risks, triggering eight federal recalls, repeated parking bans, and a forced buyback program. Here’s how the crisis unfolded—and what it means for owners...
Imagine dropping a hefty sum on a Jeep Wrangler 4xe, excited for its hybrid perks—electric power, better mileage, and that classic off-road vibe. Now picture this: your dream ride could spontaneously catch fire, even when it’s just sitting in your driveway. That’s the nightmare some owners of 2021-2023 Jeep Wrangler 4xe models are living, sparking a wave of Jeep class action lawsuits that have drivers fuming and lawyers busy. If you’re one of these owners, stick with me—this could hit close to home...