If you have been seriously injured in an accident you know the pain and suffering caused by a car collision, in California. Car accident can be caused by numerous factors. Some will be due to dangerous roads, or driver error and others by an auto defect.

If you or a loved one has been involved in an auto defect accident you will need to find a skilled Los Angeles personal injury lawyer to win your case.

Accident victims who have been involved in a rollover crash can fall victim to a number of different personal injuries.

With the recent number of auto defect recalls many consumers may be wondering why auto makers continue to manufacture defective auto products. With the advancements in technology and manufacturing defective vehicles have still been produced and sold to consumers like you.

A number of defective products injure victims every year. Accident victims suffer from a number of different personal injuries. Some suffer from minor injuries while other victims become catastrophically injured.

These recalled Zicam products, manufactured by Matrixx Initiatives Inc. were meant to relieve cold symptoms.

As products liability attorneys, we know that the makers of defective products often drag their feet on product recalls even when they have known for several years that those products could cause serious personal injury or even death to their unsuspecting consumer.

Our friends at the American Association for Justice (AAJ) recently released a report entitled "They Knew and Failed To," which gives numerous examples of defective products that remained in the market and caused serious personal injuries and even death to consumers.

Sandra Door, 29, was killed in a boating accident on the Colorado River near the Interstate 40 Bridge in Needles, California, The Orange County Register reports.

The nation's schools were not promptly informed about contaminated peanut butter and other recently recalled foods, which resulted in hundreds of food poisoning cases in recent years, a new Government Accountability Office report finds.