Plaintiffs in the Tesla Autopilot litigation have requested that the Judge order CEO Elon Musk to deactivate Self-Driving technology in all Tesla vehicles, and to refrain from any related messaging pertaining to the capabilities of this feature.
The law firm of CaseyGerry is investigating problems with Subaru Starlink Infotainment Systems.
Buyers and lessees of the 2019-2023 Subaru models – Outback, Legacy, Forester and WRX have reported partial or complete failure of their Starlink infotainment systems.
CaseyGerry is investigating claims against car manufacturer American Honda Motor Co. (Honda) for failing to address an alleged defect with their steering system that makes steering difficult and potentially dangerous when the car is traveling at high rate of speed on the highway.
Since November 2022, four lawsuits have been brought against the mega-tech company, Apple Inc. for the flagrant disregard of user privacy, and for misleading marketing practices.
Of the four, two are filed in the Northern District of California for expressly violating California’s privacy laws including the California Invasion Of Privacy Act and the Electronic Communications Privacy Act.
CaseyGerry is investigating reports of malfunctioning halogen headlights in 2020 Kia Telluride Models.
Kia Telluride car owners reported that their headlights stopped working, or worked sometimes. The reports also indicated that once the headlights started to malfunction, the owners only recourse was to replace them at the cost of $3000.00.
The law firm of CaseyGerry is representing plaintiffs in a lawsuit against Tesla for misleading marketing practices regarding the capabilities of their Advanced Driver Assistance Systems technology (ADAS).
The lawsuit, which was filed in September of 2022 alleges that Tesla misled customers on the true capabilities of their self-driving technology.
CaseyGerry is investigating an alleged defect in the infotainment systems of several Honda vehicles, particularly Honda Civic models manufactured between 2016-2020.
The investigation pertains to an alleged defect in the vehicles’ infotainment system that can affect the vehicle functions including the rear-view parking camera, heating, cooling, audio, blue tooth and more.
CaseyGerry is investigating allegations that Tesla has engaged in misleading and deceptive marketing practices regarding its Advanced Driver Assistance Systems technology (ADAS).
Tesla drivers reported that the car manufacturer’s messaging led them to believe that Tesla vehicles are fully self-driving cars or will be in the near future.
