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In January 2010, 40-year-old Rosland Watson was killed and another woman fractured her leg in five places after Watson's Toyota SUV allegedly malfunctioned as a result of unintended acceleration in Grandview, Missouri. Although Toyota has been aware of the occurrence of SUA in a number of its popular vehicles for years, it wasn't until October 2009 that the auto manufacturer issued a national recall of more than 6 million of its vehicles in the U.S. due to unintentional acceleration.
Random and life-threatening, sudden unintended acceleration is a serious motor vehicle defect in which a car will suddenly speed up without the driver stepping on the accelerator and without him/her having the ability to slow or stop the car with the brakes.
The specific Toyota vehicles recalled include:
If you feel that sudden, unintentional acceleration caused you to crash, you may be able to seek compensation for your injuries or losses. Prospective plaintiffs in the state of Missouri are encouraged to meet with a seasoned sudden unintended acceleration attorney to learn more about their legal rights and to get their case started. Our attorneys have extensive experience handling these types of cases and are standing by to help you and your family seek the compensation you need. Contact a sudden vehicle acceleration attorney today.
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