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New York Sudden Unintended Acceleration (SUA) Attorneys

In March 2010, a 56-year-old woman was injured when her 2005 Prius malfunctioned due to sudden unintended acceleration, causing it to back out of a driveway and crash into a brick wall. Over the past decade, more than 15,000 claims have been filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration due to the occurrence of SUA in Toyota vehicles. Under the weight of mounting reports of SUA-related accidents in their vehicles, in October 2009, Toyota recalled more than 6 million of its motor vehicles in the U.S. due to concerns that sudden unintended acceleration could affect these cars.

What is Sudden Unintended Acceleration?

Dangerous and deadly, SUA is a defect in which a car will immediately speed up despite the fact the driver is not pressing the accelerator pedal – and without him or her being able to stop the car by stepping on the brake pedal.

Those who have been victims of motor vehicle crashes caused by sudden unintended acceleration in the state of New York are encouraged to meet with a New York sudden unintended acceleration lawyer to:

Learn more about their legal rights
Receive a professional assessment of their case
Get professional advice on how to move forward

If you or someone you care about believes that unintentional acceleration in your Toyota vehicle caused you to crash, contact our New York Toyota sudden unintended acceleration lawyers for help today. We offer free evaluations.

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