Although "sudden acceleration" has just been brought to the media forefront with the recent Toyota recalls, it is not news to Wigington Rumley Dunn. At Wigington Rumley Dunn, we are actively working on these cases. If you, a family member, or friend have been involved in a motor vehicle accident which you feel was potentially a result of a sudden acceleration defect in your automobile, whether it be a Toyota or another manufacturer, Wigington Rumley Dunn has the knowledge and experience to investigate the incident. It is our goal to pursue these type cases, and any other automobile or product defect cases, aggressively to hold the manufacturer accountable and achieve the best possible results for our clients.

To learn more about the recent Toyota "sudden acceleration" recalls, click on the links to the articles below:

• The National Law Journal (05/31/2010) - "State actions may drive Toyota MDL"


• Associated Press (05/13/2010) -"Toyota Wants Court Cases Consolidated"

• USA Today Money (2/1/2010) -"Toyota safety recalls were years in the making"

• Los Angeles Times (1/30/2010) - "Doubt cast on Toyota's decision to blame sudden acceleration on gas pedal defect"

The following article is evidence of Toyota's prior knowledge of "runaway cars":

• ABC News (11/3/2009) - "Owners of Toyota cars in rebellion over series of accidents caused by sudden acceleration"

• KRIS 6 News (2/4/2010) - "Local family sues Toyota"

• Caller.com (2/4/2010) - "Children of Corpus Christi woman who died in crash sue Toyota"

• KIII TV News (2/9/2010) - "Local legal action against Toyota"

• KRIS 6 News (2/9/2010) - "Woman sues Toyota after malfunction causes miscarriage"